On September 21, 2026, Ruslan Kravchenko, the former Prosecutor General of Ukraine, submitted his resignation from the prosecutor's office. This was reported by the head of the information policy and communications department of the Office of the Prosecutor General, Marianna Haiovska.
Circumstances of Dismissal
After being dismissed from the position of Prosecutor General, Kravchenko remained a prosecutor at the Office of the Prosecutor General. However, after completing his assignment abroad on September 18, he did not return to fulfill his official duties. It is noted that Kravchenko submitted his resignation voluntarily, and the acting head of the Office of the Prosecutor General, Anton Koval'skyi, signed the relevant order.
Kravchenko's Whereabouts
Currently, Ruslan Kravchenko's whereabouts remain unknown. According to reports, he may be outside Ukraine and is planning to seek political asylum in European Union countries. It is known that he intends to cooperate with law enforcement agencies, including providing information about his patrons.
Public Reaction
Kravchenko's dismissal has caused significant public resonance. Many experts and politicians are discussing the potential consequences of his actions, as well as how this will affect the situation in the prosecutor's office and the law enforcement system in Ukraine as a whole.