Yesterday, Ukraine’s agriculture minister, Mykola Solsky, agreed to cooperate with a corruption investigation involving the alleged illegal seizure of public land. According to a report in Al Jazeera, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) discovered a plot by a serving minister in President Zelenskyy’s cabinet to illegally acquire 7.3 million dollars of state-owned land in Northeastern Ukraine. According to a report in Barron’s NABU, it was alleged that a “criminal group” that may or may not have been led by Solsky attempted to acquire a further 3,300 hectares of land that are valued at $5 million. NABU is also trying to prove Solsky’s involvement by saying he and his co-conspirators attempted to destroy documents that showed that the Ukrainian Government rightfully owned the land. It is unclear what the outcome of this investigation will be, but it is heartening to see Zelenskyy’s government taking steps to clamp down on corruption.