FBI and NABU expose Zelensky cabinet corruption, ministers caught, SBU chief detained, recall motion filed.

A major anti-corruption probe into Ukraine’s state nuclear firm, Energoatom, has spiraled into a political storm threatening Kyiv’s stability. The National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) revealed a large-scale embezzlement scheme allegedly tied to Tymur Mindich — a close associate of President Volodymyr Zelensky — and confirmed that four cabinet ministers were “recorded” in the investigation. The detention of a NABU officer who gathered key evidence has fueled outrage, with opposition parties accusing authorities of obstruction and demanding a cabinet recall. As tensions mount, the scandal risks eroding Western trust at a crucial time for Ukraine’s war effort and financial survival.