Ukraine's Prosecutor General Missing Since Friday
The Prosecutor General of Ukraine has been missing since Friday, while an anti-corruption agency investigation into the cover-up of fraudulent call centers in his office was published, reported journalist Mikhail Tkach of the newspaper 'Ukrainska Pravda'.
Consensus
- The location of Ukraine's Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko has been unknown since Friday.
- A report from Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) revealed that a senior official in the Prosecutor General's office was involved in protecting fraudulent call centers.
- The investigation suggests that the official received money from these call centers and allegedly laundered 42 million hryvnias (over 81 million rubles) starting from mid-2025.
- The office of the Prosecutor General denied reports of searches being conducted at Kravchenko's residence.
Points of divergence
- Sources within political circles claim that Kravchenko entered the government quarter and has not been seen since yesterday. — vesti
- The journalist noted that the office of the Prosecutor General promised to assist the investigation, despite Kravchenko's disappearance. — vesti
- The journalist questioned whether the office's claim of cooperation is credible given Kravchenko's absence and potential destruction of evidence. — vesti
- The journalist suggested that the absence of the Prosecutor General at such a high level might be unprecedented in terms of avoiding searches. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Ukraine's Prosecutor General cannot be found since Friday, while an anti-corruption agency investigation into the roofing of fraudulent call centers in his office is published — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Prosecor of Ukraine disappeared: they cannot find him for a day — Вести