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Public frustration in Ukraine is mounting after a widening corruption scandal within the country’s energy sector cast a shadow over Kyiv’s wartime leadership. The scandal, involving senior officials accused of embezzling millions from state-owned enterprises, comes as the nation continues to grapple with blackouts, infrastructure damage, and the ongoing war with Russia.

The allegations — which include inflated contracts, kickbacks, and the misuse of international aid meant for power grid repairs — have sparked widespread outrage among citizens already suffering from electricity shortages during winter. Many Ukrainians say they feel betrayed, arguing that corruption during wartime undermines both national unity and international support.

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00:22and our energy-objects are not protected, and I would like to have more of this question.
00:29And this is the evidence of why this happened.
00:38These scandals, first of all, represent the reputation of the country on the international level,
00:43which is quite important for us now.
00:46And, of course, there are different moods, of course, we keep ourselves,
00:52but, of course, understand that it is very and very pleasant.
01:16I don't want to support anyone, I want to have a right-wing state.
01:26So, they have a right-wing state.
01:28They have a right-wing state.
01:30They have a right-wing state.
01:32...
01:53This is not only a state, but also a national status of Ukraine with other countries.
02:21and this is not only a state, but also a state of Ukraine.
02:46So
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