Kravchenko Quits as Prosecutor General After Call Center Fallout
Days after swearing he wouldn't leave while detectives climbed his fence, Ukraine's top prosecutor suddenly threw in the towel.
Just after publicly insisting he had zero plans to step down, Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko abruptly filed his resignation, framing it as a calculated "political decision."
The backdrop is pure chaos: anti-corruption watchdog NABU and SAP launched operation "Carthage," claiming high-ranking prosecutors ran a lucrative extortion racket protecting illicit scam call centers. During night raids, detectives even vaulted fences to get inside the building.
Kravchenko ordered polygraph tests for staff and fired implicated deputies, but the fire burned too close to home.
Calling a exit a noble defense against political games always sounds much better than discussing why detectives had to hop the front gate.
Source: Telegram
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