Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has announced plans to shake up his government following a series of high-profile corruption allegations.

The move comes after the country’s anti-corruption agency, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU), launched an investigation into claims of corruption involving several prominent figures in Zelenskiy’s inner circle.

The allegations include claims that top officials in the president’s office were involved in the embezzlement of state funds and the misuse of public office for personal gain.

In response to the allegations, Zelenskiy has announced plans to replace several key figures in his government, including the head of the presidential administration and the head of the security service.

The president has also promised to introduce new anti-corruption measures, including tighter controls on state funds and a more transparent system for awarding government contracts.

The shake-up is seen by many as a sign that Zelenskiy is serious about tackling corruption in Ukraine. However, some critics have questioned the timing of the move, suggesting that it is an attempt to deflect attention from the corruption allegations.

The president’s plans have been welcomed by many Ukrainians, who have long been calling for greater transparency and accountability in government.