Is the exodus of Ukrainian officials beginning?

 CORRUPTION SCANDAL AND LOOMING  ECONOMIC  COLLAPSE 

THE SO CALLED HANDWRITING ON THE WALL

The recent scandal involving graft and fraud in Ukraine has now led to the resignation of several government officials. At the same time others seem to be exiting the country for diverse places, including Zelensky's business partner, Timur Mindich who left for Israel the day before the corruption scandal broke. He has since been charged with running a corrupt organization, but there is no extradition treaty with Israel. 

It is also rumored that some official who are now in Turkey for negotiations will not be retuning, that will soon be determined.

The law that forbids the exit from country of those between 18- 60 does not apply to government officials. Any opportunity to conduct business out of the country could be used as an excuse to leave and simply not return.

It is also reported that over 100,000 men of draft age have fled the country in the last 3 months. While they are  considered to have broken the law, neighboring countries have been resisting forcing them to return to Ukraine.

It has been reported for years that all of the top officials have residences in other countries, often owned by sheltered corporations, the U.S. and Monaco have often been mentioned. Many of their families are already out of the country.

It seems that this latest corruption investigation has triggered some to consider that it may be the right time to exit. This and the uncertainty of the ability of the government to find the revenues or funds to sustain the government in the future.