The Ukrainian parliament voted for the independence of the anti -corruption organizations

The Ukrainian parliament today voted to bring back the independence of the key anti -corruption institutions and took a step towards reducing Kiev's biggest political crisis since the conflict in the country, Mehr News Agency quoted Reuters as saying.

The Ukrainian parliament announced today that lawmakers voted in favor of the bill against Zero Vote against the bill, which Ukrainian President Walodimir Zelnski presented last week.

Meanwhile, after the pressure of thousands of European protesters and senior officials on corruption in Ukraine, the Ukrainian President proposed the plan to parliament.

The New York Times had earlier wrote that the European Union suspended $ 1.5 billion of Kiev's allocated aid because of Ukraine's failure to implement key corruption reforms.

The funding was part of the € 5 billion support package that the EU had given to Ukraine to develop financial stability at the macro level, revitalization and reform measures.