Зеленський анонсував кадрові рішення в СБУ, декларування працівників і звернення до країн-партнерів
What happened
President Volodymyr Zelensky has approved a bill to bring back asset declarations for all Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) employees and urged parliament to pass it without delay.
He said the declarations would make the staff's lifestyle and property open to checks and accountability, as is the case in other agencies, not only law enforcement ones.
Zelensky also announced more personnel decisions at the SBU, saying some officials have already been dismissed over the scandal, which Ukrainska Pravda links to the Carthage operation.
He said the week brought news about the SBU that was "openly unpleasant" and "openly disgraceful", and wants everyone who ordered the crimes and violence to be punished.
Zelensky said Ukraine has discussed the so-called "Khimprom" case with the United States and will pass all its information to partners.
According to him, the criminal behind it has reportedly started operations in Poland and is trying to bring synthetic drugs into Germany.
Ukrinform reports that the National Anti-Corruption Bureau has named five suspected members of the criminal organisation exposed in the Carthage operation, among them senior SBU and National Police officials.
“I ask lawmakers to pass this law without delay”
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