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Ruslan Kravchenko

Ruslan Kravchenko

2014–2019 – worked in the military prosecutor's office.
2021–2023 – Head of the Bucha District Prosecutor's Office. One of the first to document the atrocities committed by Russian occupiers after the de-occupation of the Kyiv region.
2023–2024 – Head of the Kyiv Regional State Administration (KRSA).
2024–2025 – Head of the State Tax Service of Ukraine.
2025 - Prosecutor General of Ukraine.

Ukrainian lawyer, military prosecutor and statesman.
18th Prosecutor General of Ukraine, appointed in June 2025.

Position: Prosecutor General of Ukraine since 21 June 2025.

Specialisation: Investigation of war crimes, international law, anti-corruption activities.

Status: Lieutenant Colonel of Justice, combatant (ATO).

Official profiles/sources:

Website of the Office of the Prosecutor General: gp.gov.ua
Facebook: facebook.com/RuslanKravchenkoOfficial

Ruslan Kravchenko is a Ukrainian lawyer, military prosecutor, and public figure. He was born on 14 March 1990 in Severodonetsk. In 2012, he graduated from the Military Law Faculty of the Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University. In 2014–2015, he worked in the military prosecutor's office of the Southern Region, performing his duties directly in the zone of the Anti-Terrorist Operation. He ensured legality in military units on the front line. He was one of the key prosecutors in the group representing the state prosecution in the trial against former President Viktor Yanukovych. His work contributed to the historic verdict of 13 years' imprisonment for high treason and aiding and abetting in the conduct of an aggressive war.

He became the youngest head of the Prosecutor General's Office in the country's history, at the age of 35 at the time of his appointment.

Latest news:

In five months of operation, the StopTisk portal has received 176 complaints about interference in business

The Prosecutor General responded to criticism regarding the "NABU detective case" and called the information campaign pressure on the investigation

Prosecutor General: 74 prosecutors with disability status have been dismissed, another 66 have been removed from their posts

Key decisions and actions:

International justice: close cooperation with the ICC (The Hague) to establish a Special Tribunal on Russian aggression.

Digital prosecutor's office: introduction of the e-Case system for transparent criminal proceedings.

Fight against corruption: strengthening oversight of funds for the reconstruction of destroyed infrastructure.

Positions

War/security:
advocates the confiscation of all Russian assets in favour of Ukraine.
Reforms:
Focused on ridding the prosecutor's office of corruption risks and bureaucracy.

FAQ

What is the position and what are the powers?

Prosecutor General of Ukraine. He heads the Office of the Prosecutor General, coordinates the work of law enforcement agencies in the field of combating crime, and is responsible for organising the prosecution of cases in court.

What is his role in the war with Russia?

He heads the procedural management of the investigation into the Russian Federation's war crimes. He coordinates the collection of evidence for international tribunals and ensures legal resistance to the aggressor in the international arena (cooperation with The Hague and Eurojust).

Who is his wife and children?

His wife is Olena Shkrobanets, who worked in the Office of the Prosecutor General.

What business does he have?

He does not have and has never had his own business. He has devoted his entire career to public service and work in the prosecutor's office. According to his declaration, his main source of income is his salary at work.