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📖🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡 Signs of false declaration found again in the official of the regional military enlistment and social support center
The National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP) conducted a new review of the declaration of Pavlo Voronzhak, head of the recruiting and staffing department of the Odesa Regional Military Commissariat and Support Center, for the 2025 year.
The declaration did not list an apartment of 69,8 sq. m in Odesa. According to ownership documents dated 9 October 2000, it belongs as joint property to family members, including the official’s wife, Lyudmyla Sylnytska (mother-in-law), and Iryna Shkolnyk. The agency found discrepancies regarding another apartment of 70,9 sq. m in Odesa, which belonged to Voronzhak since 12 February 200. In his declaration he did not properly indicate its registration number or the right of his wife and daughter to use the residence, although they actually lived there.
The agency also checked possible use by the official’s son of real estate in Romania, but due to a lack of documents it could not establish addresses. At the same time, the report mentions two apartments of the daughter Veronika Voronzhak: one of 62 sq. m valued at 412,2 thousand hryvnias and one of 42,2 sq. m valued at 420 thousand hryvnias.
Separately, the NACP examined use of two parking spaces of 14,9 and 14,8 sq. m registered to Oleh Antonyuk and his wife. The official denied providing a parking space, and Bereh Zhylservis LLC reported no supporting documents. The agency could not ultimately establish the circumstances of their use.
The NACP paid special attention to a Dodge Durango (2023) registered to the official’s mother-in-law, Lyudmyla Sylnytska. Voronzhak used it, but stated in the declaration that he did not know its value. According to the registry, the vehicle cost 928,3 thousand hryvnias. On 10 July 2024 the year, the Dodge Durango was registered to Sylnytska, and the next day she issued powers of attorney to the official and his wife. At that time the woman did not have a driver’s license or other cars.
The NACP also found that the same license plate had previously been used on a Nissan Rogue (2017) that belonged to the official’s wife and was disposed of on the same day the Dodge Durango was registered.
During a search of the Dodge Durango on 5 February, law enforcement officers seized military registration documents of third parties. In sum,
The NACP’s biggest questions concerned the family’s savings – 48 thousand dollars in cash, or about 2,02 million hryvnias at the average exchange rate of 2025 year. These assets were not listed in the declaration for 2024 year.
Voronzhak explained the origin of the funds as salary, exchanging income for foreign currency in 2022–2025, and the sale of a car. He also claimed he had accumulated part of the savings before 2022. However, the NACP found no financial evidence supporting this: in 2023–2025 years the official received 1,55 million hryvnias of income, and his wife received 81,8 thousand hryvnias in social payments.
In 2023 year Voronzhak sold the Nissan Rogue for 682,5 thousand hryvnias, although its registry value was 380 thousand. That same year he purchased a Dodge Durango for 725 thousand hryvnias, explaining that he had transferred the funds for the purchase as early as 2022. However, the declaration for that period did not include such information. Among declared assets were a Kawasaki VN 1700 Voyager motorcycle (2012) valued at 72,3 thousand hryvnias and a Dodge Challenger (2019) valued at 295,9 thousand.
The NACP also found undeclared income of family members. In particular, Voronzhak did not report 132,7 thousand hryvnias of alimony received by his son: 110 thousand hryvnias were transferred to the former wife, Hanna Plastynina, and another 22 thousand 712 hryvnias directly to the child. The official said he did not consider these funds income, but the agency stressed that alimony belongs to the child and must be declared.
The NACP identified signs of an offense under part 1 of article 366-2 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine – deliberate submission of false information by a declarant.
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