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Ukraine's Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko had said he does not plan to resign voluntarily over a corruption scandal but would comply if parliament voted for his dismissal or President Zelensky initiated the process, amid mounting scrutiny of his office tied to the widening Carthage corruption case. NABU and SAPO had separately exposed a scam call-center ring allegedly led by an official within the Prosecutor General's Office. Kravchenko has now submitted his resignation, announcing the move on Telegram after a senior subordinate was accused of shielding the fraudulent call-center operation. The resignation marks a reversal from his earlier stance and represents a significant escalation of the corruption scandal engulfing his office.