Gevorkyan Ashot Artashevich

Influential prosecutor and head of a key Department of the Office of the General Prosecutor (OGP),

In his position, Gevorkyan oversees compliance with laws by bodies combating organized crime and protecting investments. Journalists link his rapid career rise and appointment to this post with friendly relations with the recently dismissed Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko, with whom they worked together in the military prosecutor's office.

Gevorkyan became the subject of intense anti-corruption investigations due to family millions and mentions in the “NABU tapes” related to the high-profile “Carthage” case

In September 2026, journalists analyzed his fresh declaration and discovered a classic prosecutor’s scheme: Ashot Artashevich himself officially owns neither real estate nor cars, while his wife Alina buys new Skoda crossovers, declares million-dollar incomes from the sale of property of “unknown origin,” and runs a business with dubious monetary gifts from third parties. However, the real media explosion occurred when Gevorkyan’s name surfaced in materials from the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAP) and the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) concerning large-scale "protection" of a network of fraudulent call centers. The investigation recorded that the activity of the department he heads was closely coordinated with the main figures in the scheme (including the arrested Serhiy Kropyva), who through OGP leadership effectively decided which call centers would be targeted by "Kamaz"-style raids and which would not be touched.