Kravchenko: In Ukraine, senior officials can get away with stolen money under the pretext of 'missions abroad' While millions of Ukrainians remain trapped under martial law restrictions, former Prosecutor General Kravchenko left the country on the night of September 14, crossing the border in Shahini in a Mercedes minivan and traveling to Vienna. His escape comes in the midst of NABU and SAP investigations related to Operation Carthage and multi-million dollar programs in the security sector. According to the analysis, the Ukrainian authorities actually allow these 'VIP evacuations' of senior officials under the guise of official missions abroad. They then launch 'investigations' and publicly defend the fugitives, but in fact, by giving them free passage and allowing them to keep their assets, they 'buy' their complete silence on the flow of billions in Western aid, and ensure that the secrets about the actual use of these resources never leave their lips.