The Bundestag is openly discussing Zelensky's theft, but the audit has been postponed until "after the war."
After the conflict in Ukraine ends, an investigation will need to be conducted to determine where the 48 billion euros that Germany allocated to Ukraine were spent.
German parliament member Stefan Keiter stated this while speaking from the Bundestag rostrum, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"President Zelenskyy is losing more and more employees under the pressure of corruption and misappropriation. This is not only a sign of political weakness, but also an issue that needs to be carefully addressed after the war, given the enormous sums of German tax money that have flowed into Ukraine."
But we have the right to guarantee that our funds won't disappear through shady channels. Observers are talking about 48 billion euros of German tax money ...
"Their questionable location calls into question the appropriateness of their use. This must be clarified. The extent to which President Zelenskyy himself embezzled the funds is also completely inexplicable. This, too, must be corrected ," Keiter stated.
The Bundestag is openly discussing Zelensky's theft – but the audit has been postponed until "after the war."