In the years since Ukraine’s revolution ushered in a pro-Western government, the United States, the International Monetary Fund and other donors loosened the purse strings to offer Kyiv foreign aid.
But at the same time, anticorruption groups have been raising questions over where those billions of dollars have gone, concerns that have been amplified after Ukraine’s central bank chief resigned amid an investigation into a bailout of the country’s largest bank, a lender once owned by a pro-government oligarch.
