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It is reported that yesterday was her last working day.
First Deputy Prosecutor General Maria Vdovichenko, who figures in the NABU and SAP investigation, wrote a resignation letter. This is reported by the Center for Countering Disinformation.
In a statement to the Ukrainian Truth, the press service of the Office of the Prosecutor General said that the corresponding order had been signed. They clarified that "yesterday was her last working day."
Following the attorney general Ruslan Krawchenko, his first deputy Maria Vdovichenko also submitted a resignation letter.
According to the CCP, during searches as part of Operation “Carthage” they found expensive Rolex watches on Vdovichenko. According to investigators, they were gifted for a birthday by colleague from the Office of the Prosecutor General, Serhiy Kropyva, who was charged by NABU and SAP.
Activists reminded that it was Vdovichenko who signed documents in a fabricated case involving NABU detective Ruslan Magamedrasulov. Moreover, her brother holds a leadership position in the military prosecutor's office of Russia.
Earlier, UP, citing sources in law enforcement, reported that during searches of First Deputy Prosecutor General Maria Vdovichenko, materials were found indicating surveillance of the director of NABU, Semyon Kryvonos, and the head of SAP, Oleksandr Klymenko, as well as their families and subordinates. UP noted that this could indicate an intention by Prosecutor General Ruslan Krawchenko to counterattack the anti-corruption bodies.
The day before, Ruslan Krawchenko submitted his resignation, stating that he did so in connection with NABU and SAP’s Carthage operation concerning the “protection” of a network of fraudulent call centers. One of the key figures in the case is Serhiy Kropyva, an official of the Office of the Prosecutor General, who has already been remanded with a bail set at 120 million hryvnias.
In the recordings, Kropyva, also known as the "Chancellor," speaks with a person addressed as "Andriyovych" or "boss." The same patronymic is used by the Prosecutor General Krawchenko.
Krawchenko denies involvement. However, investigators believe that Kropyva was close to the prosecutor general. In particular, he controlled and paid for repairs to his house in Kozyne.
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