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The Verkhovna Rada has already voted to dismiss Ruslan Kravchenko, who held the position of prosecutor general. However, there are no concrete names yet for his replacement.
This was told to Channel 24 by Ukrainian MP from the Servant of the People party Yevheniia Kravchuk. According to her, tomorrow the parliamentary committee on law enforcement will hold a meeting. Deputies who remain working in the Office of the Prosecutor General have been invited.
Who will be the next Prosecutor General?
As Kravchuk noted, the situation is quite strange right now. Kravchenko wrote himself a "business trip", but it is unclear who is performing his duties. Usually it concerns the first deputy, but she has already been dismissed.
Three acting deputies remain. There is still the head of SAP (Special Anticorruption Prosecutor's Office) as deputy. And someone among them should perform the duties. Perhaps colleagues on the law enforcement committee will find out at tomorrow’s meeting who is performing the duties. It would be good if this were announced publicly,
— Kravchuk noted.
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There is also no clarity yet on who could become the next attorney general. Under the current procedure, the president must submit a candidate, and the Verkhovna Rada must approve it. Debates are also ongoing about changing the procedure a bit. But it is important to do this in a way that complies with the Constitution.
There is a discussion about holding a competition. And later the president will select from the candidates. But this must be a well-drafted bill that does not require changes to the Constitution,
— the MP emphasized.
Additionally, the Verkhovna Rada has already dismissed Ruslan Kravchenko from the post of Prosecutor General. Recently he himself granted himself a leave of absence, during which he wants to inform international partners about the real state of affairs in the anti-corruption bodies. Earlier, NABU and SAP announced Operation Carthage, which accuses one employee of the Office of the Prosecutor General of "covering" fraudulent call centers.
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