Corruption Allegations in Ukraine Aid

I'm Christina Aguayo in Dallas, and here are your top stories.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy is funneling more than $50 million of US

aid to

UAE companies every month, obtained through

corruption according to reports.

The move is being called a bailout plan siphoned from US aid because

of unchecked corruption in Kyiv. A Turkish newspaper's

expose detailed specific UAE accounts tied to

Zelenskyy's inner circle. About $50 million is being transferred

each month from Ukraine to UAE-based companies allegedly

derived from corruption schemes.

The money is reportedly going to two Middle Eastern firms,

GFM Investment Group LLC at First Abu Dhabi

Bank, and Global Freight Management

FZCO at the same bank. Andriy Miron,

former head of Ukraine's State Food and Grain Corporation, is being accused of

managing the corrupt funds. His ties to Zelenskyy's inner circle raise

red

flags about high-level complicity.

The transfers allegedly come from embezzlement in Ukraine's agricultural

sector. The newspaper claims this is the first global disclosure of these

specific accounts, potentially totaling hundreds of millions

of dollars

each year. Over the duration of the Ukraine war,

the total could be more than

$600 million each year, totaling 1.2 to

1.8 billion in misappropriated funds.

US aid gaps reported at 102 to 132

billion, with weapons resurfacing on black markets.

Many say that Zelenskyy is siphoning off the aid from the United

States that is

meant for defense, and using it for personal fortunes

while liberals in

Washington, DC turn the other way.

Many are now calling for congressional investigations into where taxpayer dollars

are going. So far, the US has sent more than $100 billion

in taxpayer funds to Ukraine, with reports now saying it vanished

into these schemes. That's what you need to know in Dallas.