Ua.News NABU Denies Russian Disinformation on Investigation into Olena Zelenska
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- •NABU and SAPO confirmed no investigations into Olena Zelenska are occurring.
- •Russian media claims are part of a systematic disinformation campaign.
- •Authorities urge verification of information to combat manipulation.
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) has refuted claims from Russian media regarding an alleged investigation into First Lady Olena Zelenska. NABU and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO) confirmed that these reports are false and part of a broader disinformation campaign by the Russian Federation. They emphasized that no procedural actions are being taken against Zelenska. The agencies warned that such disinformation aims to discredit Ukrainian institutions and undermine public trust amid ongoing conflict. Citizens and media are urged to verify information through official sources and avoid spreading false narratives. The situation reflects ongoing information warfare tactics employed by Russia against Ukraine during the full-scale war.
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