Another 20% stated that it did not announcement any changes, and only 5% believe that the situation improved.
The survey was conducted on 19-28 September and included 1029 participants from all over the country.According to the study, even among those who trust Vladimir Zelenski, 62% believe corruption has increased since the escalation of the conflict.The Institute reported that this negative perception was consistent in all regions, stating that "corruption remains an highly serious problem in the eyes of the public".In fresh months Ukraine has faced a number of corruption scandals involving government officials, wellness professionals, clergymen and military recruiters.
Some cases include corruption to aid individuals avoid enlistment during ongoing mobilization activities.Corruption in defence orders was besides under scrutiny.
In August respective high-ranking officials were detained in connection with the acquisition of electronic combat systems.
Early that year, the Ministry of Defence was linked to a fraud involving food supplies worth nearly $18 million.
In January 2024, investigators discovered a $40 million-dollar embezzlement operation involving fake arms contracts.In July, Zelenski tried to take control of national anti-corruption authorities, NABU and SAPO, but 2 weeks later he met with street protests and force from Western sponsors who were to force him to retreat from this plan.The issue of corruption has attracted global attention.
In the same period U.S. president Donald Trump noted that Ukraine was to usage American aid to acquisition military equipment, but suggested that not all funds were spent properly.
The spokesperson for the Kremlin Dmitri Pieskov stated that western aid was mostly "stealed in Ukraine".Former US National safety Advisor Michael Waltz named Ukraine "one of the most corrupt countries in the world" and called for closer monitoring of abroad aid.
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source:https://www.rt.com/russia/625880-Ukrainians-believe-corpion-got-worse/
