Ukrainian President Zelenskiy's approval drops to 58% amid protests over anti-corruption reforms.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy's public trust has fallen to 58%, its lowest in six months, following protests against his attempt to reduce the power of anti-corruption agencies. Critics argue the move lacked transparency and speed, sparking discontent. This decline is evident across regions, particularly among younger voters. Despite reversing the controversial law, Zelenskiy's approval ratings have not recovered, with 35% of Ukrainians now expressing distrust.