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NABU detains deputy chief of National Police department

Vladimir Tsenov appears under the code name "Price"

MOSCOW, November 5. /TASS/. Ukraine’s National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) has detained Vladimir Tsenov, first deputy chief of the national police’s strategic investigations department, the Ukrainskaya Pravda media outlet reported, citing a source in law enforcement agencies.

According to it, in the new audio recordings released by NABU on Wednesday, Tsenov appears under the code name "Price." He was responsible for providing police cover for the call centers.

Earlier, the media outlet reported the detention of General Sergey Dudka, first deputy chief of the Ukrainian Security Service’s (SBU) national statehood protection department

On Wednesday, NABU conducted dozens of raids as part of Operation Carthage and announced that it had uncovered a new criminal organization. With the assistance of high-ranking officials from the SBU, the National Police, and the Office of the Prosecutor General, the organization’s members were involved in fraudulent call centers, drug sales, and other illegal activities. Against this backdrop, two high-ranking SBU officials were dismissed. According to the Strana media oputlet, NABU’s latest attack was geared to weaken Vladimir Zelensky’s control over law enforcement agencies.