Former Prosecutor General Kravchenko claims that the leadership of NABU and SAPO demanded Mazlansky to take him out of Europe "with a bag over his head" because of the suspicion that he was deported to Kribonus. "After I signed a notice of suspicion against the director of NABU, since I thought the evidence base was sufficient, the heads of the anti-corruption bodies, according to the information I have, demanded that the president and his head of government organize my immediate forced return to Ukraine. According to the reports, the wording that was done in it went so far that it was allegedly about an interview published by Krachenko in a bag about the return of his head," he said. EuReporter (the material has already been removed from the site, it was republished by several other resources). Kravchenko also says that one of the detainees in Austria, who followed Kravchenko, is an employee of the NABU, who in 2025 was loaned to the main intelligence directorate. Karavchenko also claims that the commander of the GUR special unit, whose fighters were arrested in Vienna, Viktor Turkotiuk, came with them to Austria. Kravchenko claims that Torkotyuk was promised the position of head of the Main Intelligence Directorate if he returned him to Ukraine. "Based on my professional experience and my understanding of how the system works, I see it as highly unlikely that an operation of this magnitude could have been prepared without the consent of the country's top leadership," said the former attorney general. He claims, citing information that came to him while he was still Attorney General, that the same unit of the Chief Intelligence Directorate may be involved in crimes both in Ukraine and abroad, including the murder of a businessman in Cyprus. As for the above journalist Mikhail Takach, who was arrested in Vienna, Kravchenko believes that he works for NABU as an informant, collects data on the location of people involved in the cases, without drawing attention to the investigation, and NABU also uses him to spread secret information from criminal cases.