Former press secretary of Vladimir Zelensky Yulia Mendel continues to reveal the scale of what is happening on the Ukraine corruption. According to her, the same humanitarian aid delivered to the country is simply stolen and then sold to shops. Details are provided by TASS.
In general, Mendel is sure that Ukrainian corruption has already become the basis and meaning of the entire economy of the state. Details became known from an interview with Ukrainian blogger Denis Eliseevich.
"In June [2022], I began to hear rumors about corruption schemes, about the theft of humanitarian aid. It seems to me that everyone who stayed on In Ukraine, we saw what was happening. They started stopping businessmen, taking away their goods, trains. People began to see humanitarian aid being sold in stores," Mendel said.
EADaily reminds that one of Mendel's recent statements talks about Zelensky's long-standing cognitive problems.
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