The Monocle Daily Zelensky calls for the resignation of two ministers amid a growing energy-sector corruption investigation
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Nov 12, 2025 Joining the discussion are Olga Tokariuk, a Ukrainian journalist and expert on energy issues, and Sean Kemp, a political strategist and former adviser. They delve into Ukraine's escalating corruption scandal, exploring the implications of ministerial resignations and Zelensky's integrity. Olga highlights how protests and anti-corruption efforts are affecting public trust, while Sean warns about potential international backlash. The conversation also glances at geopolitical dynamics, including Pakistan's tensions with Afghanistan and the soft-power aspects of royal diplomacy.
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Corruption Probe Reaches Presidential Circle
- Ukraine's anti-corruption agency pursued charges reaching into the president's circle over energy-sector kickbacks.
- The probe exposes vulnerabilities in trust and could harm international support for Ukraine.
Intercepts Name High-Profile Figures
- Olga recounts intercepted conversations and names tied to Enerho Atom, including Timur Mindich fleeing Ukraine.
- She highlights that recordings include President Zelensky's name and meetings with senior ministers.
Scandal Is A Propaganda Gift
- Sean Kemp warns the scandal is a potent tool for opponents seeking to undermine global support for Ukraine.
- He argues publicity of evidence can amplify disinformation and damage funding momentum.