Zelensky Announces Audits of All Heads of Central Executive Agencies
Ukrainian president says vetting will cover both permanent and acting officials in central executive bodies.
President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that all senior officials in Ukraine's central executive agencies, including those serving in acting capacities, will undergo audits, according to Ukrinform.
Zelensky stated that the vetting process is intended to apply broadly across the leadership of central executive bodies, without specifying which individuals or agencies would be reviewed first, per the report.
Ukrinform did not provide additional details on the timeline, scope, or specific criteria for the announced audits in its report.
The announcement comes amid ongoing scrutiny of Ukraine's governmental institutions, though the source did not elaborate on the broader context or reasons behind the decision.
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