Ukrainian Prosecutor General's Office
The Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine, commonly known as the Ukrainian Prosecutor's Office, is the central body that leads the country's prosecution system. It is headed by the Prosecutor General, who is appointed by the Verkhovna Rada on the nomination of the President. The office supervises observance of the laws by executive authorities, supports state prosecution in court, and represents the state in judicial proceedings. Its headquarters is in Kyiv.
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Ukraine's first deputy prosecutor general resigns amid 'Operation Carthage' scandal
First Deputy Prosecutor General Mariya Vdovychenko has left the Office of the Prosecutor General, days after Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko also submitted his resignation. Both departures follow NABU and SAPO's 'Operation Carthage,' which exposed an alleged criminal organization within the prosecution service accused of protecting fraudulent call centers.