2025-11-14
28 分钟It's 1,359 days since Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine,
and this week we've seen a major corruption scandal engulfing ministers at the heart of the Ukrainian government.
Just months after those nationwide protests over controversial reforms to Ukraine's anti-corruption authorities,
those same bodies have now released bombshell allegations of an embezzlement scheme surrounding the country's energy sector.
They say secret audio recordings reveal a $100 million operation of kickbacks and money laundering.
And despite President Zelensky calling for the dismissal of high-profile allies,
the involvement of some of his past associates has put the president on defensive footing.
So how damaging could these revelations be, and are more heads set to roll?
That's all to come on Ukrainecast.
Ukraine costs from BBC News.
This is a sovereign nation under unprovoked attack.
We are ready to finish this war as quick as possible.
Russia is not preparing for peace.
We are an enemy of NATO and we'll do whatever is necessary to ensure our security.
I don't love it.
I don't like when that happens.
It could be big trouble.
This is a game changer for Ukraine and for the European security.
Hello, this is Lucy Hawkingz in the Ukrainecast studio.
And this is Vitaliy Shevchenko in the Ukraine Car Studio as well.