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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1571536)	11/12/2025 11:03:17 PM
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Did you get to the 2nd sentence? This may have been why Zelensky was trying to crush the anti-corruption agency NABU earlier this year Zelensky Tries to Contain the NABU and SAP Scandal—But Public Trust in Ukraine Has Already Eroded As Protests Enter Day Five, the Presidential Office Considers Sanctions Against the Owner of Ukrainska Pravda Over Corruption Reporting Getty Images Protests against the law signed by Volodymyr Zelensky—which effectively places the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAP) under the control of the Presidential Office—have entered their fifth day. Despite public outrage, Zelensky initially ignored recommendations from Western partners. But recognizing the strategic misstep, he later tried to contain the fallout by introducing an alternative bill aimed at reinforcing the independence of the country’s anti-corruption infrastructure. However, as The Telegraph reports, this move may be too late. The paper writes that the Ukrainian president ignored direct warnings from senior members of the U.S. administration. According to the newspaper’s sources, the White House had advised Zelensky to veto the controversial bill and "Ukrainians were told this was a bad idea." One congressional aide said: "Zelensky really screwed up… he clipped his own wings."