Ruslan Kravchenko is confirmed in his role as Prosecutor General of Ukraine, which is accountable to the national parliament.
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What happened
Ruslan Kravchenko is confirmed in his role as Prosecutor General of Ukraine, which is accountable to the national parliament.
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The entities involved
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Ruslan Kravchenko
Ukrainian prosecutor and governor of the kyiv oblast
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Verkhovna Rada
national parliament of Ukraine
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