Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has vowed to "overhaul" state-owned energy companies, after a major corruption scandal engulfed the country's energy sector.
Around $100 million (£76m) has been embezzled, anti-graft investigators said, causing outrage in a country where Russian attacks have resulted in crippling power outages.
"Alongside a full audit of their financial activities, the management of these companies is to be renewed," Zelensky wrote in a post on X on Saturday.
Energoatom, the state nuclear company at the heart of the scandal, will have a new supervisory board "within a week," he added.
Several of those implicated in the scandal have close links to the Ukrainian president.
