U.S. Embassy donates six armored SUVs to Ukrainian prosecutors in frontline regions

Prosecutor General Andr Kostin wrote reported this on X, Ukrinform reports.

“The support provided by @StateINL (U.S. Department of State International Narcotics and Law Enforcement – ed.) amid wartime challenges is invaluable. Expressed my deep gratitude to Joshua Temblador, Director of the INL Section at the US Embassy in Kyiv, for the multifaceted technical assistance and strategic advice. We greatly appreciate the donation,” reads the posting.

He noted that the PGO’s “stable coeration” with INL has become the sid foundation for the develment of the Prosecutor General's Office’s institutional capacity, particularly in investigating Russian war crimes, ensuring support for victims and witnesses and streamlining the digital transformation of Ukrainian prosecution and law enforcement systems," Kostin noted.

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As Ukrinform reported earlier, Prosecutor General Andr Kostin discussed strategies during a meeting on March 18 in Kyiv with his counterparts from the U.S. Department of Justice, Nathan Brooks and Tim Rank, as well as with Jared Kimball, legal adviser at the US Embassy in Ukraine, and FBI legal attaché Chris Geiger investigation of Russian cybercrimes committed against the Ukrainian state and partner countries.