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👉🏻What the families of senior OPG officials bought under Kravchenko
Ivan Tymoshenko, who rose from the cyber police to the Office of the Prosecutor General and the Odesa Regional Military Administration, returned to the prosecutor’s office in 2025 to work for Ruslan Kravchenko; according to the investigation, it was Serhiy Kropyva who got him into the prosecutor’s office, where Tymoshenko, among other things, handled Kravchenko’s household matters. Tymoshenko is originally from Rivne, does not own housing in Kyiv, and rents a 64-square-meter apartment in the Aristokrat residential complex in Pechersk. His wife, Tetyana Tymoshenko, an obstetrician-gynecologist from the Rivne maternity hospital, opened a sole proprietorship (FOP) in the restaurant and trade sector in August 2023 and declared 4,6 million UAH in income in just four months that year; she later opened another FOP to rent out real estate. The authors of the piece found no public traces of restaurant or trade activity. Her parents — Anatoliy Hutsenko, a 61-year-old anesthesiologist who at one time ran for Rivne city council, and Inna Hutsenko, a 60-year-old head of a department at the Rivne Diagnostic Center — live in Rivne. In 2023 Inna Hutsenko declared 332 thousand UAH in salary, and on 29 March that same year she purchased a 50-square-meter apartment in Kyiv’s Time business-class residential complex for over 1,2 million UAH, although, according to listings cited in the article, similar housing could cost from 111 thousand dollars. She opened a FOP only more than two years after buying the apartment, and at that time her daughter did not have a FOP. Asked about the source of the funds, Inna Hutsenko replied that she has worked for many years and is not obliged to explain it. 11 In September Tymoshenko was dismissed from the prosecutor’s office, reports hromadske.
Yuriy Kulyk heads the Department of Organizational and Control Activities, Legal and Analytical Support of the Office of the Prosecutor General. In 2024 he received a salary from the Kyiv Regional Military Administration, where he was also listed as an adviser to the head, who at the time was Ruslan Kravchenko; after Kravchenko was appointed prosecutor general, Kulyk filed a candidate declaration for the position of department head at the OPG in less than a month. Meanwhile his parents began buying expensive cars: his mother, Liubov Kulyk, in 2024 bought a Toyota Camry 2023 model for 1,5 million UAH, or over 40 thousand dollars, and it was on that day that her son began using it; in April 2025 Kulyk’s father, Mykola Kulyk, purchased a BMW X7 xDrive of the same year, the market price of which is cited at around 120 thousand dollars, and in summer Liubov Kulyk bought another BMW X4 xDrive 2022 model, which costs approximately 60 thousand dollars. The total approximate market value of these cars is over 200 thousand dollars. According to Yuriy Kulyk, his mother bought the Camry with proceeds from selling previous cars, and his father bought the BMW with his own funds, including proceeds from selling a house in Khotianivka, although he sold that house only in August 2025, four months after buying the BMW. 71-year-old Mykola and Liubov Kulyk do not have businesses or FOPs; their real estate, according to the text, includes an old apartment on Obolon and a house in Lebedivka with an area of 23 m². As of 2024 Yuriy Kulyk had 28 thousand dollars and over 30 thousand UAH in savings. Liubov Kulyk refused to answer journalists’ questions; Mykola said: “I bought it — that’s it,” while Yuriy noted that his father still works as head of the Security and Business Organization Department at EnergoMenedzhment LLC.
Ashot Gevorkyan has worked in the prosecutor’s office since 2019 and in 2025 became head of the department for combating organized crime; Gevorkyan lives in the Novopecherskyi Quarter No. 5 residential complex, and his wife Alina Gevorkyan bought an apartment of almost 62 m² there in 2021 for 1,9 million UAH, or 70 thousand dollars, while similar apartments that same year were being sold for about 120 thousand dollars. Alina opened a FOP only two years after buying the apartment, and before that occasionally sold children’s items on marketplaces. In the year they bought the apartment relatives of the couple gifted them money, the largest amount — 800 thousand UAH — from the father-in-law
Vitaliy Rudenko, who closed his FOP for trading from stalls and at markets back in 2019 and has no other business. According to Ashot Gevorkyan, the relatives saved this money over their lifetimes.
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