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Ukraine has saved UAH 140 billion thanks to the elimination of corruption schemes in the energy sector, Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman said in an interview with one of the Ukrainian media, the press service of the Cabinet of Ministers has reported.
"Naftogaz received compensation, as well as heat suppliers, and this resulted in hundreds of billions that went to the corruption troughs... UAH 140 billion – it's awful," he said.
Read alsoLower fuel prices promised to Ukrainians due to increase of own productionAs UNIAN reported earlier, Groysman said that the introduction of market prices for gas since May 1, 2016, had become the main anti-corruption step of the government.