KyivRuslan Kravchenko signed charges against his own anti-corruption chief.
The case tests whether Ukraine’s watchdogs survive an attack from the prosecutor’s own office.
Western donors created Ukraine’s anti-corruption bureau and prosecutor’s office as loan conditions, shielded by law from Kravchenko’s office.
Parliament must still vote on Kravchenko’s own resignation, submitted after investigators searched his office.
How each outlet framed it
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- OCCRP leans critical
- details specific forgery and sham-adoption charges; documents law enforcement infighting during prosecutor transition
- RT leans critical
- labels agencies as Western-backed; positions prosecutor's charges as retaliation against Zelensky-targeting investigators