Zelenskyy’s MPs have not considered single one of laws on which receipt of 32 billion hryvnias in aid depends – Shabunin
This week,the Verkhovna Rada did not consider three anti-corruption bills on which €650 million in EU aid depends.
This was announced by Vitalii Shabunin, chairman of the board of the Anti-Corruption Action Centre, according to Censor.NET.
Details
"Zelenskyy’s MPs squandered €650 million from the EU this parliamentary week. That’s 32 BILLION hryvnias, which Ukraine needed as early as yesterday.
With this sum, we could have ordered more than 100,000 high-quality interceptors to counter the ‘shahids’ terrorising our cities," the statement reads.
According to him, this is also twice as much as Kyiv spent on preparing the power grid for the enemy’s winter attacks.
"Zelenskyy’s MPs have failed to consider ANY of the three planned anti-corruption bills:
- so that corruption cases in the Anti-Corruption Court do not drag on for years;
- so that judges are selected by independent experts, rather than appointees of the authorities or judicial clans;
- an anti-corruption strategy.
Zelenskyy’s MPs couldn’t care less about Ukraine, just like Trump.
The difference is that Ukrainians cannot get their hands on the US president, but it seems they will have to deal with the saboteurs in the Rada," he concluded.
What led up to this
- It should be recalled that Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi previously stated that the Cabinet of Ministers had already implemented 17 out of 42 planned decisions as part of the commitments made to international partners in order to receive financial assistance.
- The Prime Minister, Serhii Koretskyi, had also previously outlined how Ukraine plans to close the $27 billion deficit.
