Ukraine's court orders probe into suspected corruption involving Zelensky's parliamentary group leader

Ukraine's High Anti-Corruption Court has mandated an investigation into David Arakhamia, leader of President Zelensky's parliamentary group, over alleged vote-buying. The Anti-Corruption Action Center (AntAC) filed a complaint citing potential corruption involving lawmakers receiving cash for votes. Five members of Zelensky's party were previously charged in a related case. The court's ruling allows the Prosecutor General to register the allegations, facilitating a pre-trial investigation. Arakhamia, who has gained significant influence in parliament, denied involvement in any wrongdoing, emphasizing his focus on legislative matters related to the war and financial aid.