Corruption in Ukraine wins Russia – U.S. Senator

Corruption in Ukraine is beneficial to the aggressor state of Russia, because it negates all attempts of the Ukrainian authorities to confront the Kremlin unleashed a hybrid war. This U.S. Senator Chris Murphy writes in his column for the website Medium following a three-day trip to Ukraine and Estonia.

During a visit to Ukraine, Murphy delivered a speech at the Ukrainian Catholic University in Lviv. According to policy, students with whom he met, “first and foremost concerned about the high level of corruption in the public and private sectors in Ukraine.”

As the Senator from the young people he found out that corruption in Ukraine has become the norm: “teachers, doctors, law enforcement officers take the money for the functions that we in the US take for granted”.

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“Russia benefits from corruption (in Ukraine), because it undermines the support of the Ukrainian government, trying to rally the country to fight against Russian invasion,” said Murphy.

October 20, 2017, President Petro Poroshenko saidhe would sign the law on the anti-corruption court until the end of the year, if any, to it time be adopted by the Verkhovna Rada.

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