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In the photo Sergey Kropyva — deputy head of the department of the Office of the Prosecutor General, detained by NABU in the “Carthage” call centers case. Kropyva served in cyberpolice, then headed the department for combating economic and cybercrime in the Prosecutor General’s Office, and afterward worked for two years as deputy head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration under Oleh Kiper. When leaving Kiper’s team last year to return to the Office of the Prosecutor General, Kropyva wrote: “I remain on the team, I’m just changing position.” During the large-scale war the Kropyva family acquired a new Mercedes-Benz GLE 450 for $110 thousand and moved into a new house in Kyiv’s upscale suburb of Lisnyky, declared in the asset report at only $36 thousand. In cyberpolice Kropyva worked together with Ruslan Olenyuk, who oversees Kyiv businesses of Zelensky’s wallet Maxim Kryppa, who also owns a call center in the Olympic Business Center.