Former Deputy Head of Zelensky's Office Iryna Mudra Arrested in Kyiv
Ukraine's High Anti-Corruption Court ruled on Tuesday to detain Iryna Mudra, who previously served as deputy head of the Ukrainian president's office.

Iryna Mudra, who previously held the post of deputy head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, has been arrested in Kyiv. In that role, she was among the senior officials serving within President Volodymyr Zelensky's administration.
The detention order was issued on Tuesday by Ukraine's High Anti-Corruption Court, a specialised judicial body with jurisdiction over corruption-related cases.
Details of the case remain undisclosed
No official details have yet been released regarding the specific grounds for her arrest, any charges brought against her, or how the case will proceed. It also remains unclear exactly when Mudra left her position within the president's office and how long she had held it.
The arrest of a former senior official draws attention to developments within Ukraine's state administration, though further details of the case remain unclear for now. Additional information is expected from investigators and the court as the process moves forward.

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