A Ukrainian anti-corruption court has ordered the detention of Iryna Mudra, a former deputy chief of staff to Ukrainian President Zelenskyy. She can be released on bail, set at 20 million Ukrainian hryvnias, approximately $240,000 USD or 9.25 million Czech koruna. Mudra reportedly stated she will attempt to raise the funds with the help of friends. Prosecutors had initially requested a significantly higher bail amount of 150 million hryvnias, roughly $70 million USD. The case highlights Ukraine’s ongoing efforts to combat corruption, even within its highest offices. Further details regarding the charges against Mudra have not yet been released. This decision follows increased scrutiny of officials connected to the Zelenskyy administration.