Zelensky approved a bill to return a mandatory declaration to all SBU employees and announced new layoffs. According to him, this will allow checking the property, income, and lifestyle of SBU employees, as well as holding them accountable for identified violations. "Today I also approved a bill on the return of statements to all SBU employees, so that their lifestyle and everything they have will be available for inspection and prosecution," Zelensky said. He called on the Verkhovna Rada to urgently adopt the relevant law. Zelensky also addressed the recent events surrounding the SBU, calling them shameful and unacceptable. "Unfortunately, this week brought completely different news about the SBU - frankly unpleasant, frankly shameful, completely unacceptable things," he said. According to him, layoffs have already taken place in the security service, but new personnel decisions will come in the near future. Separately, Zelensky was involved in the investigation of the activities of the so-called Himprom. He emphasized the need to identify those who ordered crimes and violence against people and prosecute them. Zelensky said that Ukraine has already discussed this issue with the United States and trusts in international cooperation. According to him, there is information according to which the alleged crime organizer has already started operations in Poland and is trying to enter the German market with synthetic drugs. He stated that Ukraine will forward all available information to its partners for further investigation.