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Ukrainian Anti-Corruption Agency Launches Case After Wiretap Found in Investigator's Home

via Washington Times·Jun 19

A Ukrainian agency investigating government corruption is launching a criminal case after a wiretap device was found in the home of a lead investigator. This development highlights the internal security challenges facing Ukraine's efforts to combat corruption. It raises questions about the integrity of the agency and the broader threat of espionage within the nation.

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