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Ashot Ghevorkyan has worked in the prosecutor’s office since 2019, and in 2025 he became head of the department for combating organized crime; Ghevorkyan lives in the residential complex “Novopechersky Quarter No. 5”; his wife Alina Ghevorkyan bought the apartment, nearly 62 m², in 2021 for 1,9 million UAH, or 70 thousand dollars, while that same year similar apartments were selling for about 120 thousand dollars. Alina opened a sole proprietorship (FOP) only two years after buying the property; before that she occasionally sold children’s items on marketplaces. In the year the apartment was bought, the couple’s relatives gifted them money, the largest gift being 800 thousand UAH — the father-in-law.
Vitaliy Rudenko, who closed his FOP for stall and market trading back in 2019 and has no other business. According to Ashot Ghevorkyan, those funds were saved by relatives over the course of their lives.
In 2024 Alina became the owner of a Škoda Karoq 2022, which, according to the declaration, she purchased for more than 20 thousand dollars, although earlier that car had sold for 34 thousand dollars. The prosecutor’s mother, Svitlana Dolhoruk, 51 years old, in 2023 bought a Škoda Kodiaq 2022 for 10 thousand dollars, while the vehicle was being sold for over 40 thousand dollars. Since 2022 she has been engaged in retail trade of clothing and footwear as an FOP, and her firm earned 199 300 UAH over its eight years of existence.
Daniil Trunin heads the Department for Oversight of Compliance with Laws by the DBS and moved to the Prosecutor General’s Office after Ruslan Kravchenko’s appointment. His mother, Irina Trunina, in 2023 acquired property rights to two apartments totaling 108,2 m² in the Podil Plaza & Residence business-class complex: by the market prices cited in the article their value should have been from 6,5 million UAH, or nearly 180 thousand dollars, yet on 23 March 2023 she paid over 70 thousand dollars for them. Trunin said he uses one of the apartments but does not know whether the price was at market value. According to him, his mother had engaged in entrepreneurship alongside teaching since 1997, before the occupation of Luhansk, which is now discontinued, and had funds to invest in real estate; at the same time Irina Trunina has worked in academia her whole life and since 2014 has been employed at Kremenchuk Mykhailo Ostrohradskyi National University, where she teaches management and marketing. She refused to comment on the source of the funds for the real estate. The prosecutor’s father, Yuriy Trunin, according to database leaks cited in the article, received a Russian passport on 10 April 2019, and since 2019 has received a salary from the Russian company “Gazprom Gazoraspredelenie Tver.”
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