A sacked former defence minister has said Zelensky has “questions to answer” over corruption in his government, adding that elections should be held in Ukraine.
The remarks place renewed attention on allegations of corruption within Zelensky’s administration, though the supplied material does not provide further details about the specific claims, the identity of the former minister or the circumstances of the dismissal.
The former defence minister’s comments also introduce a direct political demand, with a call for elections to take place in Ukraine. No further information was provided about the proposed timing of any vote or how such elections would be organised.
The latest known position from the supplied material is that the former minister has publicly raised concerns about corruption in Zelensky’s government and has linked those concerns with a call for elections in Ukraine.