Prosecutor General's Office unaware of who 'Oscar' is in NABU recordings in 'Carthage' case

Unknown interlocutor on audio recordings

The Office of the Prosecutor General stated that it does not possess information about the individual identified as "Oscar" in new audio recordings by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau in the "Carthage" case.

This was reported by journalists from the publication "Skhemy". According to the materials, in the recording, the group organiser, known by the nickname "Kryminal" (Andrii Osipov), is having a conversation with "Oscar". In the recording, the latter is designated as a "representative of the OPG". The subject of discussion is crypto wallets, which were used to transfer funds for "not creating obstacles" in the activities of illegal call centres.

Response to media inquiry

Journalists turned to the Office of the Prosecutor General with an inquiry regarding this situation. In its response, it stated that it has no data on this individual. The department also emphasised that it currently cannot confirm "Oscar's" affiliation with the prosecution authorities.

Results of internal investigations

Meanwhile, representatives of the Office of the Prosecutor General informed about the completion of official investigations related to events surrounding "Carthage". Based on their results, decisions were made regarding certain employees. Specifically, some staff members were dismissed, and information about the commission of criminal offences was entered into the Unified Register of Pre-trial Investigations.