The Ukrainian court ordered an investigation into suspected corruption involving the leader of Zelensky's parliamentary group.
On November 4, Ukraine's High Anti-Corruption Court ordered Acting Prosecutor General Anton Kovalsky to open a case of alleged corruption involving David Arakhmia, the head of Zelensky's parliamentary group, following a complaint by the Anti-Corruption Action Center (AntAC).
When asked about the accusations, Arhamia told the Kyiv Independent that he "didn't have time to look into the matter."
"I am not involved in anything that is not related to the possibility of escalating the war or passing bills necessary to ensure financial aid to the country," Arakhmia told the Kyiv Independent on November 5.
Photo: Volodymyr Zelensky/Telegram.