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The Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the office of the prime minister, and the Lithuanian General Prosecutor's Office stated that they have no information about the visit of Ukraine's General Prosecutor Ruslan Kravchenko to the country. Such responses to journalists' requests were obtained by journalists from the Lithuanian investigative center Siena for Slidstva.Info.
Earlier, Ukrainska Pravda reported that General Prosecutor Ruslan Kravchenko, in the night of 14 September, left the country by official car. According to the publication, he went to Lithuania.
In the Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, when asked by journalists, they said they do not possess information about such a visit.
"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs does not have information about the visit of Ukraine's General Prosecutor Ruslan Kravchenko to Lithuania," the Lithuanian MFA's response reads.
Gedas Saliga, spokesperson for the Lithuanian prime minister, also stated that the government has no information about the presence of the Ukrainian general prosecutor in the country.
"Currently, we do not have such data," Saliga said.
The Lithuanian General Prosecutor's Office confirmed that no official events involving Ruslan Kravchenko are planned.
"Neither a visit by Ukraine's general prosecutor nor meetings with him are planned. The Lithuanian Prosecutor's Office has no data on Ruslan Kravchenko's whereabouts," said Elena Martynonene, head of the Communications Department of the Lithuanian General Prosecutor's Office.
The Ukrainian Embassy in Lithuania also stated to Slidstva.Info that they have no information about any alleged visit by Ruslan Kravchenko to Lithuania.
What preceded it
In the morning of 14 September, after media reports that Ukraine's general prosecutor Ruslan Kravchenko had left Ukraine, he said in his Telegram that he was on a foreign business trip.
A few hours later, on his Facebook page, he spoke of political pressure and claimed to have signed a suspicion against NABU director Semen Kryshonos in faking documents to obtain improper benefits and in fictitious guardianship. He also spoke of suspicion against his wife, a close associate of SAP head Oleksandr Klymenko. MP Oleksiy Honcharenko asserts that this concerns Klymenko's wife. She is accused of illegal influence on judges of the High Anti-Corruption Court, obtaining improper benefits, and aiding in evading mobilization.
NABU and SAP, in turn, responded that the prosecutor general's statements are viewed as continued pressure on anti-corruption agencies.
President Zelenskiy called on parliamentarians to support Kravchenko's immediate dismissal. He submitted his resignation 7 in September. The prerequisite was NABU and SAP's statement about carrying out a special operation to expose a criminal organization led by a official of the Office of the General Prosecutor of Ukraine.
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