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NABU searches Prosecutor General Kravchenko’s office in probe into criminal group protecting scam call centers

NABU raids Ukraine's top prosecutor office amid probe of a scam call‑center protection ring

By · Published September 8, 2026  14:00 UTC · Updated September 8, 2026  17:47 UTC

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The anti‑corruption agency carried out a raid on Prosecutor General Kravchenko’s office and the deputy head of the Odesa Regional State Administration was dismissed, while Kravchenko publicly denied involvement in protecting scam call centers. The Prosecutor General’s Office and the OGP issued responses to the raids, but coverage concluded without a definitive resolution.

Epilogue added 52d ago, after coverage quieted.

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  • Velocity & Diffusion: Coverage exploded across 9 distinct news outlets with 9 published articles, achieving a live velocity of 7.
  • Primary Driver: NABU raids Ukraine's top prosecutor office amid probe of a scam call‑center protection ring
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The operation was presented as a special anti‑corruption raid targeting a criminal group alleged to shield large‑scale scam call centers. The agency’s statement linked the action to an ongoing investigation of the so‑called “Carthage” case. The raid coincided with a denial from Kravchenko that her office had any role in protecting illegal call centers, a stance repeated by the Prosecutor General’s Office in responses quoted by The Kyiv Independent and Yahoo.

Meanwhile, Ukraine’s anti‑corruption watchdog announced the operation, and the Office of the Attorney General (OGP) issued a public response to NABU’s overnight activity. In parallel, the deputy head of the Odesa Regional State Administration was dismissed, and media reports highlighted assets exceeding 16 million in property, a Mercedes and a Messika linked to Yelyzaveta Ivakhnenko, a figure described as the prosecutor’s “Muse.” Complicating the picture, the coverage does not clarify whether the dismissed Odesa official is directly tied to the call‑center probe, nor does it detail the specific evidence that prompted the searches. While Kravchenko maintains she is not covering up illegal operations, the presence of high‑value assets associated with a senior legal figure adds a layer of uncertainty about internal involvement.

Future reporting will focus on any further statements from the OGP, additional actions by NABU, and potential legal proceedings against individuals named in the investigation. Observers will watch for clarification on the scope of the criminal group’s activities and whether further raids or dismissals occur as the probe develops.

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What agency carried out the searches of the Prosecutor General’s office?

The National Anti‑Corruption Bureau (NABU) conducted the searches, describing them as a special operation.

What has Prosecutor General Iryna Kravchenko said about the allegations?

Kravchenko has publicly denied any involvement in protecting illegal scam call centers.

Which other officials or assets have been mentioned in connection with the investigation?

The deputy head of the Odesa Regional State Administration was dismissed, and media reports cite property, a Mercedes and a Messika worth over 16 million linked to Yelyzaveta Ivakhnenko.

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