EU plans to crack down on aid theft to Ukraine

The European Union (EU) has assembled a commission to combat the theft of €50 billion in financial aid to Ukraine, which runs until 2027.

The Commission will fight against the illegal use of funding. Basically, are going to suppress fraud, corruption, conflicts of interest, explained in the agency, Gazeta.ru reports, citing Reuters.

The initiators also noted that the Institute will report directly to the European Commission (EC) and the headquarters will be located in Brussels. An additional office will also be set up in Kyiv.