MP compared the effectiveness of the Verkhovna Rada and NABU.
22.07.2025
2141
Journalist
Shostal Oleksandr
22.07.2025
2141
Currently, it is claimed in Ukraine that the Verkhovna Rada is more effective in fighting corruption than anti-corruption bodies. People's Deputy Yuriy Kamelchuk believes that the Rada is winning in this 'duel' with NABU and SAP. In particular, he complained that anti-corruption bodies do not enforce the law, delay cases, and overload prosecutors.Kamelchuk emphasizes that People's Deputies and the Verkhovna Rada itself are not a 'clean sheet' in terms of corruption; however, they believe that their activities are more effective and transparent than those of anti-corruption bodies. He also noted the improper conduct of meetings by the High Anti-Corruption Court via Zoom, which, in his opinion, violates legislation.It should be noted that against the backdrop of these statements, on July 22, the Verkhovna Rada adopted a bill regarding NABU and SAP, which has already been sent for the president's signature.
Read also
- Svyrydenko to Lead Ukrainian Delegation at URC-2026 in Gdańsk: Key Topics on the Agenda
- Ukrainians Urged to Replace 'Cluster' with More Accessible Terms
- Men Under 25 Granted Permission to Leave: Who Is Exempt from Conscription
- FBI Thwarts Trump Assassination Plot Involving Drone Attack
- Woman Faces 10 Years in Prison for Leading Russian-Installed Road Agency in Occupied Kharkiv Region
- Ukrainian Foreign Minister Heads to South Korea: Fate of Captured North Korean Soldiers on the Agenda

