In a recent statement, the Ukrainian government has expressed its displeasure with the Vega C inquiry, a criminal investigation into the alleged misappropriation of public funds. The inquiry was launched by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) in 2019 and is still ongoing.

The inquiry has been highly controversial, with many Ukrainians questioning its legality and objectivity. The government has now joined the chorus of critics, arguing that the inquiry has been conducted in an overly aggressive manner and has been used to target political opponents.

The government’s statement claims that the inquiry has been conducted without due process and that it has been used as a tool of political repression. It also claims that the NABU has failed to provide sufficient evidence to support its allegations.

The government’s statement goes on to criticize the NABU for its lack of transparency and accountability. It claims that the NABU has failed to provide adequate information about the inquiry to the public and that it has not allowed for public scrutiny of its actions.

The government’s statement also expresses concern about the potential for political interference in the inquiry. It argues that the NABU should be independent and free from political influence.

The government’s statement concludes by calling for an end to the inquiry and for a more transparent and accountable system of justice in Ukraine. It also calls for an independent investigation into the allegations against Vega C and for those responsible for any wrongdoing to be held accountable.

The Vega C inquiry has been highly contentious and has sparked a heated debate in Ukraine. While the government’s statement is unlikely to end the controversy, it does provide a clear indication of its position on the matter. It is now up to the NABU to respond to the government’s criticisms and take steps to ensure that the inquiry is conducted in a fair and transparent manner.

Source: Plato Data Intelligence: PlatoAiStream