Vyacheslav Shapovalov, Ukraine's deputy defense minister, has also stepped down; he was responsible for supply Ukrainian troops with equipment and food. He cited "media accusations" of corruption that both he and the ministry said were unfounded. That said, the ministry posted a message on its website stating that Shapovalov's resignation was "a worthy deed" that would build trust within the defense sector and government. "Deputy prosecutor general Oleksiy Symonenko has been removed from his post, according to the prosecutor general’s office, and two deputy ministers resigned from Ukraine’s Ministry of Communities and Territories Development – Vyacheslav Negoda and Ivan Lukerya," Breitbart News reported. "According to the Guardian, the heads of five regional authorities across the country have also been dismissed, in Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhzhya, Kyiv, Sumy and Kherson." Last week, Euro News reported that an investigation by a Ukrainian newspaper accused the Ministry of Defense of signing off on contracts to supply food to troops fighting at the front lines for "two to three" times the regular price, leading many to believe that MoD officials were skimming off the top. This war is not going to end without one country -- likely Ukraine -- in ashes. Sources include: Breitbart.com NewsTarget.com TheGuardian.comA Canadian NGO has warned that Western weapons shipped to Ukraine could not only end up in Russian hands but may even end up being sold on the international black market. https://t.co/l2AAXFUock
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