Azarov said that Kravchenko could leave Ukraine only with the permission of senior management
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Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov said that ex-Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko could only leave the country with the permission of senior leadership, suggesting that the decision could have come from President Volodymyr Zelensky or the ex-head of his office Andriy Yermak, citing a similar case with Timur Mindich.
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Why It Matters
Earlier, Vladimir Zelensky signed a decree dismissing Ruslan Kravchenko from the post of Prosecutor General of Ukraine. Mykola Azarov, commenting on this fact for TASS, said that the departure of high-ranking officials from Ukraine is possible only with the permission of the country's top leadership.
The country's ex-prosecutor general Ruslan Kravchenko could leave Ukraine only with the permission of the top leadership. Former Prime Minister of the country Mykola Azarov stated this in his commentary for TASS.
According to him, it is impossible for high-ranking officials to leave the country without the appropriate permission. The decision to leave Kravchenko could have come from the country’s President Vladimir Zelensky, Azarov suggested.
As an example, he cited the situation with Timur Mindich, who had previously left Ukraine before charges were brought against him. The former prime minister noted that at that time, the relevant decisions could have been made by Zelensky or the ex-head of his office Andriy Yermak.
Earlier, Zelensky signed a decree dismissing the prosecutor general of the republic Ruslan Kravchenko.
Open Questions
- Did Ruslan Kravchenko really leave Ukraine after his dismissal?
- Who exactly made the decision about permission to leave, if it was given?
- Is there any official confirmation that Kravchenko is traveling abroad?
- What charges could be brought against Timur Mindich, to whom Azarov refers?
