Four deputies have been charged with 29 million UAH of undeclared assets.

Charges against deputies who did not declare property

Four deputies from Kharkiv, Lviv, and Cherkasy regions have been notified of . They failed to declare their assets and property amounting to almost 29 million hryvnias. This was reported by the on August 15.

• deputy of the Cherkasy City Council,
• deputy of the village council in Lviv region,
• two deputies of village councils in Kharkiv region.

The total amount of undeclared assets and property is nearly 29 million UAH. In Cherkasy, a city council deputy did not declare over 9.7 million UAH in savings in the annual declaration for 2022. He also undervalued a luxury BMW car registered in his wife's name by almost 3.5 million UAH. The official stated the value of the car as only 10 thousand UAH as a vehicle, supposedly damaged in an accident that actually never occurred.

One of the deputies of the village council in Kharkiv region did not include more than 30 land plots and a share in a non-residential building worth over 7.5 million UAH in his declaration for 2024. Meanwhile, another female deputy in January 2024 did not reflect in her declaration for 2021 a residential house, land plots, rental objects, cars, trucks, and trailers. She also concealed corporate rights in a farming enterprise, income from the sale of real estate, entrepreneurial activities, and work in business partnerships, as well as cash and non-cash assets. The total value of undeclared items amounts to over 3.6 million UAH.

Currently, all deputies have been informed of suspicions of declaring false information. The pre-trial investigation is still ongoing.

Recall that former VRU deputy Irina Kormyshkina . Instead of 12 million UAH, she indicated a price of 350 thousand UAH. We also wrote that . His wife disclosed information about renting a house in Bucha, but it turned out that the official did not declare these expenses.

Accusations against deputies for not declaring property and assets represent a serious problem that undermines citizens' trust in the authorities. Conducting a pre-trial investigation is an important step toward ensuring transparency and openness in Ukrainian society.