Zelenskyy on alleged corruption in President's Office: anti-corruption bodies understand that I'm not involved

Iryna Mudra. Photo: Iryna Mudra on Facebook

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said that the heads of Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies have no questions for him personally and, he claims, they understand that he is not involved in corrupt activities.

Source: Zelenskyy speaking to journalists, as reported by Ukrainian public broadcaster Suspilne

Details: Zelenskyy was commenting on corruption cases involving former representatives of the President's Office, including its former deputy head, Iryna Mudra.

Zelenskyy on alleged corruption in President's Office: anti-corruption bodies understand that I'm not involved

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