Anti-Corruption Action Centre (AntAC)
The Anti-Corruption Action Centre (ЦПК / Antikoruptsiinyi Tsentr Diy) is a Ukrainian non-governmental anti-corruption organisation founded in 2012. It investigates corruption schemes in Ukrainian government bodies, monitors the work of anti-corruption institutions and public finances, and advocates for anti-corruption reforms. It was established by investigative journalists and civic activists. The organisation is known for its public investigations into senior officials and the assets of Ukrainian politicians, including projects that use property registries to expose undeclared wealth.
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Prosecutor General Kravchenko signs suspicion notices against NABU and SAPO heads, Zelensky demands his dismissal
Ukraine's Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko, who had already submitted his resignation, announced in a video address on 14 September that he had signed notices of suspicion against NABU director Semen Kryvonos and a person close to SAPO head Oleksandr Klymenko. Kravchenko accused the "Carthage" anti-corruption operation of being aimed at removing him and at obtaining access to protected case materials. President Zelensky publicly stated that Kravchenko's only path is dismissal from office and asked parliament to support it immediately. Kravchenko left Ukraine that same night, according to law-enforcement sources cited by Ukrainska Pravda, with the Anti-Corruption Action Center alleging the departure was part of a deal to sign the suspicion against Kryvonos.