The Economist believes that measures to implement anti-corruption reform are tiring Vladimir Zelensky.
According to the journalist, corruption may increase in Ukraine after the elections.
RIA Novosti reported from the publication that the Ukrainian administration has taken a number of measures to reduce the level of corruption in the country.
According to this publication, Western officials warn that Zelensky is burdened by the details that will follow the anti-corruption reform.
The magazine believes that after the elections in Ukraine, the authorities may again begin to pursue corrupt policies.
Currently, a special military operation is being carried out in Ukraine by Russia.
Western countries have sent large amounts of aid to the Ukrainian state, but some US politicians fear the money has gone to the wrong places.
In any case, Western and European countries continue to send weapons and humanitarian aid.
