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Top Russian official says internal corruption surged in 2024, with 30,000 officials caught for graft this year

Igor Krasnov, Russia's prosecutor-general, said bribes involving officials have jumped 30% in 2024, compared to 2023.

By: Business Insider

Dec 22 2024
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Top Russian official says internal corruption surged in 2024, with 30,000 officials caught for graft this year

Igor Krasnov, Russia's prosecutor-general, pictured left here, said bribery is up by 30% compared to 2023.Contributor/Getty Images

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