Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Bureau Statement

Ukraine's National Bureau for Combating Corruption made a significant statement on Sunday, calling for strengthened anti-corruption efforts and international cooperation.

The National Bureau for Combating Corruption in Ukraine stated on Sunday that Ukrainian anti-corruption officials... The statement emphasizes the importance of strengthening efforts to combat corruption in the country. This announcement is expected to generate significant public attention. The bureau also called for cooperation with international partners.

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