Former Prosecutor General Kravchenko registered his residence in Vienna.

Former Ukrainian Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko is currently in Vienna, where he likely arrived by car after leaving Ukraine. In Austrian registry documents, he and his wife listed an address in the city center, which is actually the company’s office.

This is stated in the article by the journalist of “Ukrainska Pravda” Mykhailo Tkach.

According to the publication, Kravchenko and his wife did not purchase plane tickets, so they could have traveled to Austria by car. Ukrainska Pravda previously reported that on September 14, the former prosecutor general left Ukraine through the Shehyni-Medyka checkpoint in a Mercedes-Benz V-Class, which is used for premium international passenger transportation.

Ukrayinska Pravda also obtained data from the Austrian Central Register of Residence. According to it, Ruslan and Oleksandra Kravchenko recently registered in Vienna at Jordangasse 7/12, 1010 Vienna .

Journalists discovered that this address is not a residential property, but the office of CS Corporate Services GmbH . The company provides, among other things, domiciliation services—legal addresses for Austrian companies—as well as secretarial and management services.

At least two dozen other legal entities are registered at the same address. Among them are entities of international companies, including Duracell Austria GmbH and KPLER GmbH, as well as a number of lesser-known firms.

Ukrainska Pravda speculates that registering at this address could have been a way to conceal the couple’s actual residence in Vienna. The journalists also link this to Kravchenko’s possible plans to legalize his residence in Austria. This is the publication’s theory, not an established fact.

Kravchenko previously stated that he had gone on a business trip to France. He did not return to Ukraine after completing his trip on September 18. The Verkhovna Rada subsequently approved his dismissal from the post of Prosecutor General.

As a reminder, Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko announced that he had signed a notice of suspicion for NABU Director Semyon Krivonos .

As is known, Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko submitted his resignation on September 7. He called it a conscious political decision.

As a reminder, the charges against Kravchenko are related to a high-profile corruption scandal that arose as a result of the NABU and SAPO’s special operation “Carthage.” As part of this investigation, anti-corruption agencies uncovered a criminal organization that was “protecting” a network of fraudulent call centers.