@real.life2371: SHOULD CANADA KEEP SENDING BILLIONS TO UKRAINE AS NEW CORRUPTION ALLEGATIONS EMERGE? Ukraine is facing renewed political scrutiny after its anti-corruption authorities charged a deputy chief in President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s office in connection with an alleged $3 million money-laundering scheme. The investigation is part of wider corruption probes involving senior Ukrainian officials. (Reuters) At the same time, Ukraine’s recently dismissed Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has called for wartime elections and warned that the country is facing a serious governance crisis. His comments have added another layer of political pressure on Zelenskyy’s government. (Reuters) Canada remains one of Ukraine’s major international supporters. The federal government says Canada has committed more than $25.5 billion in overall assistance since 2022, including about $8.5 billion in military assistance, with additional support planned for Ukraine’s defence. (Canada) The question for Canadians is not simply whether Ukraine deserves support — it is whether Canadian taxpayers should expect stronger transparency, accountability and oversight when billions of dollars are being committed overseas. What do you think? Should Canada continue sending billions to Ukraine, or should Ottawa put Canadian priorities first? 🇨🇦 #freedomofspeech #foryou #Corruption #canada #foryoupage❤️❤️