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[–] zabadoh@lemmy.ml 8 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Good! One of my hopes for this war's outcomes is a dismantling of the corruption culture in Ukraine.

Tarring any attempts at corruption as un-patriotic or even better, not socially acceptable, from the lowest to the highest levels of Ukrainian society, will be a complete societal revolution.

[–] Ulara@sopuli.xyz 2 points 2 years ago

EU has helped Ukraine to establish a sound structure of anti-corruption institutions, and this has helped immensely to dismantle the corruption culture. For example, corrupted judges had to resign en masse when they couldn't explain the source of their riches.

Those who are fighting at the frontline and those who help them, become intolerant to corruption. Gradually they replace the old school officials in the state institutions, and this indeed leads to a complete societal revolution.