September 8, 2026 – Ukrainian Prosecutor General Kravchenko is raided by anti-corruption cops, they find a safe full of money, then he flees country before arrest

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Another day, another top Ukrainian official is in deep trouble with the country’s corruption agencies.

This time, it’s the Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko, accused of being part of a criminal organization that offered protection to scam call center gangs.

NABU and SAPO raided his office and found a safe filled with dollars and euros, allegedly the fruit of his criminal activity.

Kravchenko has reportedly fled Ukraine via Poland, and it’s now said to be in France.

Today, Ukraine’s parliament dismissed Kravchenko, a day after he announced ‘charges’ against the head of the country’s anti-corruption bureau, the very agency that raided him.

Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Has Fled the Country!

Ukraine’s Prosecutor General, Kravchenko, who resigned from his post, signed a notice of suspicion against the director of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU), allegedly with Zelensky’s approval.

This was reported by the Ukrainian Anti-Corruption Action Center. According to its information, Kravchenko has already left the country—something that was possible only “with Zelensky’s consent.” The media claim that he fled in an official vehicle.

At the same time, the head of the Kiev regime said that he had asked the Verkhovnaya Rada to “urgently support Kravchenko’s dismissal”:

“This prosecutor general has only one possible course of action—dismissal from office.”

It was previously reported that, in addition to the NABU director, a person close to the head of Ukraine’s Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office was also notified of suspicion.

(Read more: The Gateway Pundit, 9/15/2026)  (Archive)