Protests erupted in Ukraine, in cities such as Kiev and Lviv, after President Zelenski approved a law affecting anti-corruption agencies. Protesters, including veterans and activists, challenge the limitations imposed on them, demanding an honest government. The law gives the prosecutor-general powers over the National Anti-Corruption Bureau, and criticism has also come from the European Commission. Protesters point out that such decisions demotivate efforts to defend against Russian aggression.
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Video Proteste masive la Kiev și în alte orașe. Zelenski a promulgat legea ce vizează reducerea puterii organismelor de combatere a corupţiei
Furia creşte în Ucraina după ce Zelenski a promulgat legea ce vizează reducerea puterii organismelor de combatere a corupţiei. Protestatarii s-au adunat la Kiev pentru prima dată de la invazia rusă din 2022
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