Yulia Navalnaya dismisses former Anti-Corruption Foundation director Ivan Zhdanov, citing poor performance and the ignoring of leadership directives. Navalnaya also rejected Zhdanov's claims regarding the organization's internal integrity following an audit.
Yulia Navalnaya has dismissed Ivan Zhdanov from his position as director of the Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK), citing a loss of interest in his duties and the ignoring of leadership directives. Navalnaya also rejected Zhdanov's recent claims regarding the organization's internal integrity, stating that an audit confirmed no financial irregularities.
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