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⚡️Judge Pavlo Horbasenko and his family have come under scrutiny over elite real estate, expensive cars, costly watches, and business ties with occupied Crimea, — media.
⭕️What is known from declarations and open registries:
⭕️An estate in the Kyiv region of over 800 m² — the judge inherited a share of a house in Lebedivka. Its estimated market value is $3,77 million.
⭕️Almost 5,85 million UAH to his brother — Horbasenko declared this amount as a loan after selling an apartment.
⭕️A Bovet watch for $130 thousand and a gift worth 3,3 million UAH — these assets and financial transactions appear in the declarations of his ex-wife Hanna Svyrydenko.
⭕️Property in Crimea — Svyrydenko owns land plots and houses on the peninsula, and the judge’s father, according to Russian registries, is a co-founder of two companies in Yalta.
⭕️Recent purchases — in 2024 the judge invested 480,2 thousand UAH in Tether, and in 2025 he declared acquiring a Hyundai IONIQ 5 and a BMW F900R motorcycle.
The opinion of the Civil Integrity Council also draws attention: in 2024 it indicated the judge’s noncompliance with criteria of integrity and professional ethics.
⭕️ The media editorial office sent inquiries to the NACP and law enforcement about the origin of the family’s funds, assets, and the father’s business in Crimea. The High Qualification Commission of Judges was contacted regarding the judge’s qualification assessment.
⭕️Will these questions be answered? The floor is now with the competent authorities.
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