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Former Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko seems to have also violated the stated place of residence even in Vienna.
This is written by UNIAN.
It concerns the fact that the address listed in the document from the Austrian registry is not the former Ukrainian Prosecutor General's residence, as required by law.
Apartment ¹ 12 in a building on Jordangasse, 7 is not housing but the office of CS Corporate Services GmbH. The firm's own website offers four services: domiciliation, i.e., a legal address for Austrian LLCs, secretary services, management services, and sale of “bare” companies that are already registered and ready for transfer to a new owner.
In the domiciliation description, it is stated that the address in the First District of Vienna, a few minutes' walk from Stephansplatz, is registered at the commercial court, tax office, and magistrate, and staff receive clients' mail and forward it to them unopened, scan it, or respond to it themselves.
At the same address, at least two dozen other legal entities are registered. Among them are structures of real international companies, such as Duracell Austria GmbH or KPLER GmbH, but most are little-known: Numitor, Febania, Nobeka, Furninet, Code Panda IT Solutions, and others.
To take such a step, Kravchenko and his wife could have done to conceal the actual residence in Vienna.
Registration in Vienna may also indicate that Kravchenko plans to legalize himself in the Austrian capital, which, as is known, does not grant citizenship to suspects in Ukraine.
Mikhail Tkach notes that, while speaking with one influential official about the Austrian fate of Ukrainian officials, he heard an ironic remark: "Just a little more and a whole Ukrainian government-in-exile will gather in Vienna."
After all, besides the Prosecutor General, who, it seems, very recently registered in Vienna, there already live the former head of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine Oleksandr Tupytskyi, the former head of the National Bank Kyrylo Shevchenko, the former member of parliament Andriy Kholodov, and many other “former” who mostly, due to the war or in order to avoid punishment for years, are stuck in one of Europe’s best cities.
"In a city where there are no air alarms, no ballistic missiles, no suspicions from NABU and SAP, and no need to post bail. A city that does not extradite suspects to Ukraine. Yet," – adds the article's author.
Document: PDF proof of the original version of the news item "Колишній генпрокурор Кравченко оформив реєстрацію у Відні за адресою офісного приміщення, а не місця проживання, повідомляють ЗМІ". It records the publication content at the moment of the first scan, the preservation date and the source: Rozsliduvach.
