The Prosecutor General's Office suspects NABU Director Semen Kryvonos of document forgery
The Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine has launched an investigation into the Director of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU), Semen Kryvonos. The case, which has been dubbed "Operation Janus," concerns possible violations during the processing of official documents.
According to the investigation, the head of NABU may have forged documents related to the paternity of Svitlana Khomchenko's child. Law enforcement officers are verifying information as to whether these actions were aimed at obtaining certain advantages or concealing facts of legal significance.
Currently, official bodies are collecting evidence and conducting relevant examinations. The case has caused significant public resonance, as NABU is a key body in the fight against corruption in Ukraine, and high standards of integrity are expected from the leadership of such institutions.
Semen Kryvonos himself has not yet provided detailed comments regarding the substance of the suspicions. The investigation is ongoing, and new details are expected in the near future that will help establish an objective picture of the events.
This situation remains under the close attention of the public and Ukraine's international partners, who are monitoring the work of anti-corruption institutions. We continue to follow the development of events and will update the information as new data becomes available.