In a nation fighting for its survival and its place in Europe, Ukraine's top law enforcement officer resigned this week after anti-corruption agents scaled the gates of his own office to expose a protection racket sheltering hundreds of criminal call centres. Ruslan Kravchenko's departure joins a lengthening list of corruption cases touching President Zelenskyy's inner circle, arriving at the precise moment Ukraine's EU aspirations demand the rule of law be more than a slogan. The raid — dramatic, public, and deliberately visible — suggests that something is shifting in Ukrainian civic culture
Ukraine's prosecutor general resigns amid major corruption scandal
Hundreds of call centre employees (approximately 60,000 people) were involved in the scam operations targeting victims across multiple countries.