Ukraine's chief prosecutor resigns over call centre corruption scandal
Summary
Ukraine's chief prosecutor, Ruslan Kravchenko, resigned following allegations of corruption connected to illegal call centres involved in phone scams and money laundering. Despite denying the accusations, Kravchenko stepped down after Ukrainian anti-corruption agencies uncovered a scheme within his office.Key Facts
- Ruslan Kravchenko resigned as Ukraine's chief prosecutor amid corruption claims.
- Investigators found a money-laundering scheme linked to call centres conducting phone scams.
- The scheme reportedly used illegal money to buy property and valuables.
- Kravchenko denied the allegations and said he did not want his role used for political fights.
- Anti-corruption bodies Nabu and Sap led the investigation into the scandal.
- Corruption has been a long-standing issue in Ukraine, affecting government trust.
- President Volodymyr Zelensky has faced criticism and protests related to anti-corruption reform efforts.
- A former defense minister, critical of government governance, said Zelensky should be questioned about his knowledge of corruption but offered no proof of the president’s involvement.
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