Andriy Demchenko, a spokesman for the State Security Service of Ukraine, called the information that former Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko was released abroad after a "call from Kiev" "extremely false and unfounded." Today, the "Ukrainian Pravda" reported in its investigation that on September 14, when Karavchenko left through a checkpoint in the Lviv region, his passport was allegedly taken from him and was not returned for a long time. According to the publication's sources, the reason may be a sign of NABU and SAP at the border guard base. But later, according to sources in above, the border guards received a "call from Kiev", after which Kravchenko was allowed to leave for Vienna. Demchenko says the circumstances were different. According to him, Kravchenko provided documents on a business trip, which gave him the right to leave Ukraine. During the inspection at the border guard base, the mandate of one of the authorized state bodies with the index "I" - that is, known - was in effect. This means that the border guards should have informed the relevant authority about the person's departure. The DPSU spokesman noted that the border guards did this, but there were no instructions not to allow Kravchenko to cross the border or any other restrictions.