Fostă consilieră a lui Zelenski, arestată preventiv în cel mai recent scandal de corupţie din Ucraina

A close advisor to Ukrainian President Zelensky, Irina Mudra, has been placed in preventive detention for 60 days amid a money laundering investigation. She was previously the deputy head of Zelensky's office before being dismissed last week due to corruption allegations. 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. Ukrainian anti-corruption prosecutors set her bail at approximately $455,000, which she claims she cannot afford. If released, she will face restrictions on her movements and communications related to the case. Zelensky's administration has been under scrutiny for corruption, despite ongoing reform efforts.