Martyna Bohuslavets, Director of the Mezha Anti-Corruption Center, stated that aid meant for Ukraine is being diverted to fake companies.

Concerns have been expressed by Martyna Bohuslavets, Director of the Mezha Anti-Corruption Center, regarding the embezzlement of money in Ukraine during the ongoing war with Russia. Millions of money were "transferred to Kharkiv OVA to front companies of avatars," according to a revelation by Bohuslavets in Pravda.

According to Bohuslavets, funds meant for building military defenses were diverted to the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration (Kharkiv OVA). Kharkiv OVA then used the funds to fund fictitious businesses. This problem has gained attention concurrently with Russian military incursions into Ukraine's north.

The lack of planned defenses, which would have cost 7 billion hryvnias (~$176.5) now that Russia's attack is targeting towns and villages, is becoming increasingly obvious.

Concerns are raised by a BBC story that quot...