NABU Starts ‘Forest Gump’ Operation, Uncovers Crisis Plan

Ukraine’s National Anti-Corruption Bureau and Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office are conducting a special operation targeting an alleged criminal organization led by a current and former lawmaker. During searches, investigators found a document outlining a crisis communication plan related to a Verkhovna Rada temporary investigative commission.

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NABU Starts ‘Forest Gump’ Operation, Uncovers Crisis Plan

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