The United States sent inspectors to Ukraine and opened an anti-corruption hotline.

The United States sent inspectors to Ukraine to oversee the American assistance provided to our state.

This was announced yesterday, January 27, on her Twitter page by US Ambassador Bridget Brink.

Warmly congratulated the Office of the State Department Inspector General, the Department of Defense Inspector General, and the USAID Office of the Inspector General, who arrived with a clear schedule of meetings and a goal to improve independent surveillance with US assistance to Ukraine, Brink said. “We hold ourselves to the highest standards of accountability and comprehensive oversight of US aid.

The website of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) also posted a message about a hotline that should be contacted about violations in Ukraine.

We advise you to confidentially report any suspicious activity related to the programs or operations of the US Department of Defense, the US Department of State (including the US Agency for Global Media) and the US Agency for International Development to the appropriate hotline, the message says.

Source: Racurs

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