The truth? It’s a quiet power play that could shake Ukraine’s anti-corruption backbone. A lawyer on a key selection panel accused the country’s top anti-corruption chief of meddling; sending a letter full of unverified claims to undermine a colleague. Not as a citizen. As the head of a powerful agency. That’s not politics. That’s protocol violation. And it’s triggering panic among international observers. Why? Because this commission isn’t just hiring prosecutors; it’s building Ukraine’s most trusted legal shield against graft. If the head of the anti-corruption bureau tries to control who gets hired… who’s really holding the reins? The lawyer didn’t just file a complaint. He alerted the EU, launched a call for a parliamentary probe, and even asked intelligence agencies to check if there’s a foreign hand behind it. This isn’t about one man. It’s about whether Ukraine’s fight against corruption can survive its own leadership.