According to The Zioneer, Ukrainian Prosecutor General Ruslan Kryvchenko has been accused in a corruption case and fled the country. On President Volodymyr Zelensky's order, the Ukrainian parliament approved his dismissal Tuesday morning. Kryvchenko was appointed by Zelensky less than 18 months ago amid a controversial reform to limit anti-corruption agencies' powers, which was later scrapped after public protests.
A single-source report from The Zioneer states that Ukrainian Prosecutor General Ruslan Kryvchenko has been accused in a corruption case and fled the country. The Ukrainian parliament, on President Zelensky's order, approved his dismissal earlier today. Kryvchenko was appointed by Zelensky in 2025 amid a reform effort to limit the powers of Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies, a move that sparked public protests and was eventually scrapped. The agencies that Kryvchenko had long opposed are now advancing the investigation and charges against him, according to the report.
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