Prosecutor General’s Office

Carthage case: Serhii Kropyva’s driver posts UAH 3 million bail and is released from custody

Serhii Kutsyi, driver for Prosecutor General’s Office official Serhii Kropyva and a figure in the Carthage case involving alleged protection of scam call centers and money laundering, was released from custody after posting bail, Suspilne reported on Sept. 21.

22 September, 08:43 AM

Who is Anton Kovalskyi, the man now leading Ukraine's Prosecutor General's Office?

Anton Kovalskyi, 42, the head of the Khmelnytskyi Oblast Prosecutor's Office, will serve as acting prosecutor general of Ukraine following Ruslan Kravchenko's dismissal from the post and until a new prosecutor general is appointed after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy assigned Kovalskyi to perform the duties of prosecutor general by decree on Sept. 17.

17 September, 07:48 PM

Arakhamia warned NABU and SAPO of imminent attack before Kravchenko’s move against Kryvonos

Servant of the People faction leader David Arakhamia warned the heads of Ukraine’s anti-corruption bodies about an impending attack on them a week before former prosecutor general Ruslan Kravchenko said he had pressed charges against National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) Director Semen Kryvonos, Ukrainska Pravda reported on Sept. 15, citing sources in political circles.

16 September, 01:19 PM

Kravchenko addresses lawmakers ahead of dismissal vote

Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko addressed Ukrainian lawmakers ahead of their vote on his dismissal, stating that he would “accept any decision, but it must not be an order from the president,” according to a statement he made on September 15.

15 September, 01:51 PM

Prosecutor General Kravchenko releases more allegations against NABU director Kryvonos

Suspended Ukrainian Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko released the second part of his investigation, claiming he has evidence linking National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) Director Semen Kryvonos to a 2014 land corruption scheme, according to a video Kravchenko posted on September 15.

15 September, 11:34 AM

Prosecutor General’s Office denies charging NABU director

The Prosecutor General’s Office never charged Semen Kryvonos, head of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU), with criminal offenses, the office said in a statement on Sept. 14.

15 September, 01:40 AM

Prosecutor General’s Office claims Kravchenko traveled for PACE event, but no speech appears on official schedule

Ukraine’s Office of the Prosecutor General confirmed that PG Ruslan Kravchenko traveled abroad on a business trip to speak at an event of the Parliamentary Network on the situation of Ukrainian children, but his appearance does not show up in the official schedule published by the Council of Europe, the Anti-Corruption Action Center reported on Sept. 14.

14 September, 04:39 PM

Parliament’s law enforcement committee unanimously backs motion to dismiss PG Kravchenko

Ukraine’s parliamentary committee on law enforcement activity unanimously supported a motion on Sept. 14, to dismiss Ruslan Kravchenko from the post of prosecutor general, according to Golos MP Yaroslav Zheleznyak.

14 September, 02:58 PM

Kravchenko says NABU director Kryvonos adopted child in 2009 to dodge criminal charges

Outgoing Ukrainian Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko stated that National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) Director Semen Kryvonos adopted a child in 2009 to avoid criminal liability in a vote-buying case, according to a video Kravchenko shared on September 14.

14 September, 01:41 PM

Ukraine's Prosecutor General Kravchenko confirms he's abroad ahead of dismissal vote

Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko confirmed he is currently abroad on an official "trip." In a Telegram post on Sept. 14, he said he has a series of planned meetings during which he will "inform international partners about the real state of affairs in the system of anti-corruption bodies."

14 September, 12:26 PM

SBU agent charged with criminal negligence in deadly Myla village incident

An official with the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) has been charged with criminal negligence following a Russian drone strike that ignited improperly stored ammunition and killed 35 people in the village of Myla, Kyiv Oblast, the Prosecutor General’s Office announced on September 10.

10 September, 11:52 AM

Zelenskyy still has no candidate to replace Kravchenko as prosecutor general

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy still has no candidate to replace Ruslan Kravchenko, whom the Verkhovna Rada could dismiss as prosecutor general as early as next week, RBC-Ukraine reported, citing its sources.

10 September, 11:04 AM

Kravchenko exit opens fight over Ukraine’s next prosecutor general — NV analysis

NV has identified who could become the next head of the Prosecutor General’s Office and explains why the process will not be quick and is unlikely to satisfy the public.

9 September, 01:05 PM

Operation Carthage explained: Key figures, allegations and $2 million case

NABU and SAPO announced Operation Carthage on Sept. 4, 2026, aimed at exposing a criminal organization that investigators say protected fraudulent call centers and laundered illegally obtained funds. An official at the Prosecutor General’s Office emerged as a key figure in the case.

9 September, 10:43 AM

Zelenskyy says he met Kravchenko, NABU and SAPO chiefs

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he met with Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko as well as the heads of NABU and SAPO on Sept. 7, responding to questions from journalists.

9 September, 09:25 AM

Carthage operation gives Ukraine’s parliament chance to assert its independence

Political analyst Ihor Reiterovych told Radio NV that the National Anti-Corruption Bureau’s Carthage operation gives Ukraine’s parliament a chance to assert its political independence on Sept. 8.

8 September, 10:56 AM

Prosecutor General’s Office officials may have got $7k monthly per fraud call center

Representatives of Ukraine’s Prosecutor General’s Office may have received about $7,000 a month from each fraudulent call center in exchange for protection, Ukrainska Pravda reported, citing law enforcement sources on Sept. 8.

8 September, 10:30 AM

Investigation finds over $1 million in property and cars among Serhii Kropyva’s family and associates

Relatives and close associates of Serhii Kropyva, deputy head of the International Cooperation Department at Ukraine’s Prosecutor General’s Office, acquired real estate and vehicles worth more than $1 million beginning in 2020, hromadske reported in an investigation published on Sept. 7.

8 September, 10:24 AM

Carthage case: Court orders Serhii Kropyva’s driver held over alleged role in criminal organization

Ukraine’s High Anti-Corruption Court ordered Serhii Kutsyi, a suspect in the Carthage case and driver for Prosecutor General’s Office official Serhii Kropyva, held until Nov. 3 with the option of 3 million hryvnias bail.

7 September, 07:12 PM

Court orders Yelyzaveta Ivakhnenko held in call center protection case

Ukraine’s High Anti-Corruption Court ordered Yelyzaveta Ivakhnenko, a suspect known as “Muse” in the Carthage case, held for 60 days with the option of posting 20 million hryvnias ($485,000) bail on Sept. 7.

7 September, 02:05 PM

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