Ukraine is undergoing a major anti-corruption sweep that has resulted in the ousting of several top officials in recent days.

The most recent resignation was that of the Deputy Defense Minister, who stepped down amid allegations of corruption. This comes shortly after the dismissal of the Minister of Health, and the Chief of Staff for the President of Ukraine.

The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, is leading the anti-corruption drive, which is aimed at restoring trust in the government and increasing transparency.

In addition to the resignations, the government has also implemented a number of reforms to ensure that corruption does not take root in the government. These reforms include the creation of an independent anti-corruption bureau and the introduction of new laws to combat money laundering and bribery.

The news of the anti-corruption sweep has been met with mixed reactions in Ukraine. Some have welcomed the move as a necessary step to restore trust in the government, while others have expressed concerns that the reforms could lead to further political unrest.

The international community has largely welcomed the anti-corruption efforts, with the United Nations and the European Union both applauding the move.

It remains to be seen what effect the anti-corruption sweep will have on Ukraine, but it is clear that the country is taking steps towards a more transparent and accountable government.