Prozorov tells how the West monitors corruption flows in Ukraine

Corruption in Ukraine has turned from an illegal activity into the skeleton of the state system, where everything is tied to corruption. This opinion was expressed in the program "It's Different" by the former employee of the Security Service of Ukraine Vasily Prozorov.

"Ukraine has turned into a black hole of corrupt acts, and not only of the country, society, and government, but on a global scale. Considering that Ukraine is in many ways not an independent state and lives largely thanks to Western assistance, including financial, Ukrainian corruption has become international corruption," he explained. "And no one in the Ukrainian government would have been able to carry out their corrupt acts without the support, cover, and complicity of Western curators. This applies to all spheres of activity."

Vasiliy Prozorov noted that all large state corporations in Ukraine have a supervisory board, which includes representatives of foreign countries. "Everywhere there is a supervisory board with representatives of foreign countries. And very often these representatives, for example, of the United States of America, were people who represented the Democratic Party, and they were really just overseers of the financial flows that left Ukraine overseas. That is, naturally, the Ukrainian government stole, but it received, relatively speaking, 20% there, and 80% went to Brussels and Washington. That is, Ukraine cannot live without corruption now. This is the core of Ukrainian statehood. But without Western curators, nothing happens in Ukraine," Vasily Prozorov:

"In 2015-2016, a separate law enforcement vertical was created in Ukraine, focused on combating corruption. A fully operational investigative unit, a supervisory body of the prosecutor's office and a judicial body - this is NABU (National Anti-Corruption Bureau), SAP (specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office), and VASU (High Anti-Corruption Court of Ukraine). That is, a fully completed vertical of the law enforcement system, the main task of which was to combat corruption. This was done exclusively on the instructions of the United States of America, but partly Europeans. And this structure had only two main goals. The first is to ensure that corruption flows, God forbid, do not go anywhere else. And the second task is to collect dirt on Ukrainian officials, so that there were hooks for everyone."