Former prosecutor general Kravchenko declares house in Kozyn featured in NABU materials

Former Prosecutor General of Ukraine Ruslan Kravchenko, who is abroad amid an investigation by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine into the Office of the Prosecutor General, has filed a new declaration as a former civil servant.

This was reported by the press service of the Center for Countering Corruption.

For the first time, Kravchenko’s declaration states that he rents a house in Kozyn with an area of nearly 300 square meters. This is the very property mentioned in NABU recordings. The value of the house is listed in the document as 22.8 million hryvnias (approximately €451,000), and the land plot beneath it at 3.1 million hryvnias.

Previously, the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office stated that Serhiy Krapyva had coordinated renovations at this house. Specifically, this involved the installation of a security alarm, surveillance cameras, and a fireplace, as well as discussions about replacing household appliances.

In addition to the house, Kravchenko declared the use of a gas power generator worth 1.1 million hryvnias. The generator belongs to the Rassvet agrofirm, where the former prosecutor general’s wife is officially employed.

The declaration also reflects income: Kravchenko himself listed 1.36 million hryvnias in wages for the incomplete year of 2026, while his wife Oleksandra’s income exceeded 5.4 million hryvnias.

According to media reports, Kravchenko is currently in Austria. The Office of the Prosecutor General told journalists that he never returned to Ukraine from abroad, where, by his own account, he had traveled on a five-day work trip to PACE. In September, Kravchenko submitted his resignation without returning to his home country.