Prosecutor General Kravchenko sent a notice of suspicion to NABU Director Krivonos
Ruslan Kravchenko accused Semyon Krivonos of forgery of documents and fictitious adoption
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- Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko announced that a notice of suspicion was sent to NABU Director Semyon Krivonos by mail.
- Krivonos is accused of forgery of documents and fictitious adoption.
- Kravchenko left the country to inform foreign partners about the situation.
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Prosecutor General Kravchenko accused the head of NABU Krivonos of forging documents and fictitious adoption. Kravchenko left the country, declaring the need to inform foreign partners.
A notification of charges against the director of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU), Semyon Krivonos, was sent to him by mail, the country's resigned Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko said on Monday.
Earlier on Monday, Kravchenko said that he had prepared an accusation against NABU director Semyon Krivonos for forging official documents and fictitious adoption. Later, Kravchenko said that he left the country, according to him, this was necessary to inform foreign partners about the situation in the system of anti-corruption authorities.
“The notice of suspicion to the director of NABU was drawn up and personally signed by the Prosecutor General... The document itself was sent in an official way. The postal item records the date, content, route and fact of delivery, therefore it leaves no room for manipulation,” Kravchenko wrote in his Telegram channel.
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Official investigation into Semyon Krivonos
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Open Questions
- What is Semyon Krivonos’ reaction to the accusations?
- Which foreign partners will be informed?
