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A former Ukrainian Prime Minister says his country had siphoned billions from its budget in arms deals.

The National Agency on Corruption Prevention uncovered that the former head of the Zaporizhzhia Oblast military enlistment office and the head of a district enlistment office in Lviv illegally accepted gifts, the Agency reported on Aug. 8.

A former Ukrainian military official bought himself a £3.4 million villa and cars in Spain after taking bribes from men attempting to escape the draft, an investigation has claimed.

Exclusive: Yevhen Borysov, 51, former Odesa military commissar, faces 200 charges and is accused of illegally fleeing the country

Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy says bribes of between $3,000 and $15,000 paid for medical exemptions from military duty.

For months following Russias full-scale invasion, the phrase "volunteered to fight" kept coming up in casual conversati...

Ukraine’s SBU security service has apprehended an additional four military personnel and commanders of military medical commissions (VLK) who were allegedly capitalizing on individuals seeking to evade conscription and flee abroad, the SBU reported on Telegram on Aug. 26.

Ukraine is facing shortage of manpower for war, said Western media reports.

Law enforcement agencies have simultaneously conducted hundreds of searches at enlistment offices and military medical commissions across Ukraine, revealing large-scale corruption schemes.

After a series of corruption scandals, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced the dismissal of all top military recruitment officials and promised to tackle problems experienced by soldiers as Russia’s invasion persists. Reforming the system may prove a decisive stress test for Ukrainian society.