Threat Intelligence & APT The Record 1 month ago

Ukraine prosecutor general steps down amid scam call center bribery probe

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• Original Reporting: The Record
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"Ruslan Kravchenko, who resigned from his position as Ukraine's prosecutor general on September 7, attended a summit in March 2026 on the four-year anniversary of the occupation of the city of Bucha. Credit: Prosecutor General's Office / Facebook Ukraine prosecutor general steps down amid scam call center bribery probe Ukraine’s prosecutor general, Ruslan Kravchenko, resigned this week over..."

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Ruslan Kravchenko
Ruslan Kravchenko, who resigned from his position as Ukraine's prosecutor general on September 7, attended a summit in March 2026 on the four-year anniversary of the occupation of the city of Bucha. Credit: Prosecutor General's Office / Facebook

Ukraine prosecutor general steps down amid scam call center bribery probe

Ukraine’s prosecutor general, Ruslan Kravchenko, resigned this week over allegations that officials in his office took bribes to shield fraudulent call centers from law enforcement.

“This is a political decision, and I made it consciously,” Kravchenko said Monday. “I do not want the position of prosecutor general to be used as a tool in political confrontation.”

Kravchenko has not been charged in the case and has denied protecting the call centers.

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