Kravchenko leaves service TSN recalls the earlier case

Sep 21

TSN reports that Ruslan Kravchenko's resignation from the prosecution service was accepted after he failed to resume prosecutorial duties following his foreign assignment. A spokesperson says the acting prosecutor general signed the dismissal order at his request. The package recalls his early-September resignation amid the NABU–SAPO call-centre protection investigation, Zelenskyy's September 14 suspension, parliament's subsequent dismissal and Kravchenko signing a notice of suspicion concerning NABU director Semen Kryvonos while alleging procedural violations in Carthage. It says he had still not returned to Ukraine on September 18. These allegations are attributed; the item establishes neither a conviction nor the validity of Kravchenko's notice.

TSN reports that former prosecutor general Ruslan Kravchenko submitted a request to leave the prosecution service and that it was accepted. The prosecutor general's office says he retained prosecutor status after losing the leadership post but did not resume duties after his foreign assignment ended. The acting prosecutor general signed his voluntary dismissal. The report places this after the Carthage controversy and his earlier departure as prosecutor general; it does not establish a conviction. TSN's September 25 opening cites NV for nearly 340,000 hryvnias accrued for several weeks of September work and paid after Kravchenko's final dismissal from the prosecution service. The brief gives no separate payment date or payroll breakdown and does not allege that the amount itself proves an offense.