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Ukrainian parliament approves restoring independence of anti-corruption agencies

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Posted on July 31, 2025

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KYIV (Reuters) -Ukraine's parliament voted on Thursday to restore the independence of two key anti-corruption agencies, moving to defuse the country's biggest political crisis since Russia's invasion.

Ukraine's Parliament Votes to Reinstate Independence of Anti-Corruption Agencies

Restoration of Anti-Corruption Agencies

Legislative Vote Details

Lawmakers voted 331 to 0 in favor of the bill, which President Volodymyr Zelenskiy submitted last week following pressure from thousands of protesters and top European officials.

Next Steps for the Bill

The measure now goes to Zelenskiy for a signature.

(Reporting by Olena Harmash; Editing by Andrew Cawthorne)

Key Takeaways

Ukraine's parliament voted unanimously to restore agency independence.
The bill was submitted by President Zelenskiy.
The move aims to resolve a significant political crisis.
European officials and protesters influenced the decision.
The bill awaits President Zelenskiy's signature.

Frequently Asked Questions

What did the Ukrainian parliament vote on?

The Ukrainian parliament voted to restore the independence of two key anti-corruption agencies.

What was the vote count for the bill?

Lawmakers voted 331 to 0 in favor of the bill.

Who submitted the bill to restore independence?

President Volodymyr Zelenskiy submitted the bill following pressure from protesters and European officials.

What happens next after the parliament's vote?

The measure now goes to President Zelenskiy for his signature.

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Ukrainian parliament approves restoring independence of anti-corruption agencies

Ukraine's Parliament Votes to Reinstate Independence of Anti-Corruption Agencies

Restoration of Anti-Corruption Agencies

Legislative Vote Details

Next Steps for the Bill

Key Takeaways

Frequently Asked Questions

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