Author: New York Evening Post Staff

VIENNA — He fled Ukraine to escape political persecution. Now, even in the heart of Europe, Kyrylo Shevchenko says he’s still being hunted. The former governor of Ukraine’s National Bank — once praised by the West for steadying the country’s economy in the first months of Russia’s invasion — claims his life has become a nightmare of false charges, shadowy surveillance, and threats of abduction. “I didn’t step down voluntarily. I was forced out,” Shevchenko told investigators, blasting what he calls fabricated charges of embezzlement and abuse of office. The Vienna Shock In Vienna, where Shevchenko sought safety, Austrian media…