
Deputy Maxim Buzhansky announced the summoning of the leadership of the Prosecutor General's office to parliament
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The conflict in Ukrainian departments arose after searches and accusations against the leadership of anti-corruption agencies.
The Verkhovna Rada will begin proceedings to figure out who is the head of the Prosecutor General's Office after the resignation of the head of the department, Ruslan Kravchenko. MP from the Servant of the People faction Maxim Buzhansky wrote about this in his Telegram channel.
“The entire leadership of the Prosecutor General’s office will be called in to find out who and on what basis is now in charge there, and why this issue needs to be clarified in such a complex way,” the parliamentarian was puzzled.
On the morning of September 14, Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko accused the leadership of anti-corruption agencies in his Telegram channel of trying to steal materials discrediting them during searches in the office of the Prosecutor General. The Prosecutor General officially signed a suspicion against Krivonos and “a person close to the head of the SAPS.”
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Summoning the leadership of the Prosecutor General's office to the Verkhovna Rada
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