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💸🏠The figure in the “Carthage” case, Tsenov, uses an estate with a pool and gym for $400 thousand
First Deputy Head of the National Police Special Investigations Department Volodymyr Tsenov, together with his family, uses an estate with a pool and gym in the village of Hatne near Kyiv, reports hromadske.
The property was purchased in October 2022 for 7,32 million UAH (about $200 thousand) by his father, former high-ranking Interior Ministry official Mykola Tsenov: a house of 240 m² with five rooms, four bathrooms, a gym and a pool on a plot of 15 sotkas. Three and a half months later Volodymyr Tsenov moved in there with his family, which is confirmed by his declaration.
The market value of such a house at the end of 2022 was at least twice as high (over $400 thousand, and with quality communications up to $600 thousand). In May 2023 Tsenov’s father bought the adjacent plot of 6,5 sotkas for $40 thousand (about 1,5 million UAH), where they later built a utility structure and, likely, an underground shelter, which costs from $100 thousand. The total value of the complex is now estimated at $750–800 thousand.
Volodymyr Tsenov explained his parents’ means by their salaries, pensions, real estate sales, and entrepreneurship, but registers do not confirm this: over more than ten years the parents sold nothing, and Mykola Tsenov was not the owner or director of companies, and opened a sole proprietorship only in October 2023, after both purchases. Mykola Tsenov himself said that after retirement he worked as head of security at Tradefield Ukraine, where the director in 2020 earned about 77 thousand UAH per month. Even at that salary, at the official price it would have taken him almost eight years to buy the house. In November 2026, according to Skhemy, Mykola Tsenov also posted 13 million UAH bail for his son.
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