Consilieră apropiată a lui Zelenski, arestată preventiv într-un nou scandal de corupţie

A close advisor to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Irina Mudra, has been placed under preventive arrest for 60 days amid a money laundering investigation. She was previously deputy head of Zelensky's office before being dismissed last week due to allegations against her and a former MP. The case involves a scheme that allegedly laundered around $3.3 million to secure the release of a former energy minister facing separate corruption charges. Mudra has been ordered to pay a bail of approximately $455,000, and if released, she will face restrictions on her movements and communications. Zelensky's administration has been under scrutiny for corruption, despite ongoing reforms.