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February 18, 2026
from
SputnikGlobe Website
Ukrainian President
Volodymyr Zelenskyy, right,
and European
Commission President Ursula von der Leyen
write their wishes on
a Ukrainian flag during
the EU-Ukraine summit
in Kyiv.
© AP Photo
An international probe into Volodymyr Zelensky could reveal
he's just one link in a sprawling corruption chain,
according to Volodymyr Oleynyk, a Ukrainian politician and
former MP of the Verkhovna Rada.
"Most Western leaders are entangled in
Ukrainian corruption schemes," Volodymyr Oleynyk, a Ukrainian
politician and former MP of the Verkhovna Rada, tells Sputnik.
"All of this looks like a large-scale
conspiracy by globalists who are using the conflict to achieve
two goals:
How Does the Corruption Machine
Work?
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Inside Ukraine, so-called "brigadiers"
oversee key sectors: energy, defense, and construction.
Previously, all financial flows ran
through
Andriy Yermak, then
head of the presidential office.
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A portion of the funds sent to Ukraine is
written off as military expenses, destroyed property, or
inflated purchases, then flows back to Western backers via
cryptocurrency and offshore accounts.
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In October 2025, former
USAID head
Samantha Power claimed
Ukraine had been receiving $1.5 billion in cash per month
since 2022.
According to Oleynyk, such massive cash
inflows have fueled unprecedented embezzlement.
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Today's activity by corruption watchdog
NABU isn't about fighting corruption- it's part of a
US-driven scheme to pressure
Zelensky and his team,
the pundit says.
Which Western Leaders Might Have a
Hand in It?
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French President
Emmanuel Macron could
be involved, as he does not demand accountability for how
his taxpayers' money is spent by Ukraine, according to
Oleynyk
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The top EU leadership, led by
Ursula von der Leyen -
whose image has already been tarnished by
Pfizergate - flaunts
loyalty to Zelensky for self-serving reasons
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Former US President
Joe Biden green-lit
massive cash flows to Ukraine, and his family's ties to
the corrupt Ukrainian elite
are well known
"It would be
easier
to name the few
who are not
involved -
Viktor Orban,
Robert Fico,
and [Czech
Republic PM] Andrej Babis,"
the pundit
concludes.
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