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More than 17 acres of land for a private residence near the sea were hidden from creditors by the deputy head of the Odesa regional council, who also seized about 25 acres.
According to the publication Dumska.
According to our sources, Oleg Radkovsky is the actual owner of two land plots on the 10-station of the Great Fountain, located right by the overpass — in Primorsky Lane, 4/7. One of them was registered as early as 2015. The purchase date of the second in the registry is not specified.
This is a premium location with a panoramic sea view, where the price per acre is calculated in tens of thousands of dollars.
According to extracts from the State Land Cadastre, both plots are designated for construction and maintenance of a residential building.
In the cadastre, the owner is still listed as Adolfina Yakivna Novak. As Dumska found out, this is Radkovsky’s mother, who died in 2021.
According to our sources, Oleg Radkovsky is the actual owner of two land plots on the 10-station of the Great Fountain, located right by the overpass — in Primorsky Lane, 4/7. One of them was registered as early as 2015. The purchase date of the second in the registry is not specified.
This is a premium location with a panoramic sea view, where the price per acre is calculated in tens of thousands of dollars.
According to extracts from the State Land Cadastre, both plots are designated for construction and maintenance of a residential building.
In the cadastre, the owner is still listed as Adolfina Yakivna Novak. As Dumska found out, this is Radkovsky’s mother, who died in 2021.
An interesting court case occurred in 2021. Then a certain Viktor Ponomarchuk turned to the court against Radkovsky and Novak. He tried to terminate a donation agreement by which the politician gifted his mother one of the seaside plots on 10-th Fountain Street (almost 9 acres).
In court, the man argued that this agreement directly violated his rights and interests as the plaintiff. All this was done to avoid debts and not let the land be taken from Radkovsky in repayment. The first instance court rejected the claim. And the appellate court found the agreement invalid! In other words, according to the court’s decision this plot belongs to Oleg Radkovsky, but for obvious reasons he did not register his right. Nor did he include this property in his declarations.
And one more nuance. If you look closely at the cadastre map, you can discover another crime — unlawful seizure of land. After all, Radkovsky-Novak owns two plots (marked in red on the map), although in fact he uses the entire surrounding area. This is about 25 acres of valuable land!
Adolfina Novak was also a co-owner of Radkovsky’s business and property.
In the politician’s declarations she was listed as the owner of MERCEDES-BENZ GL 550, MERCEDES-BENZ S 500, which the deputy head used, and of apartments. Also, according to Dumska, loans were issued in her name.
In the name of the deceased, official debt statements continue to be issued. In November 2025 year, the Odessa region Economic Court, at the suit of Odesagaz JSC, issued a court order to recover a debt for gas distribution from individual entrepreneur Adolfina Novak. Official claims were also raised by JSC “Porto-Frankivsky”.
Why has the deputy head not formalized the inheritance for five years? The answer lies in his multi-million loan burdens.
“Official acquisition of property for Radkovsky means one thing: the most valuable 17 acres near the sea will immediately be subject to seizures by private creditors, banks, and the enforcement service. And by keeping the property in a suspended status, the official kills two birds at once. First, he hides the land from declaration to the NACP, second — protects the asset from the legitimate claims of his own creditors,” explains legal expert Anastasia Kuznetsova to Dumska.
Note that, according to a Dumska source, the politician owns an undeclared apartment near Shevchenko Park on Hetman Sagaidachny Avenue (the former Leadersky). There he spends the winter with his wife Natalia.
Recall that the Beating Whom platform official is now not having the best times. Earlier Dumska found out that behind the fraudsters who sold humanitarian aid on the Seventh Kilometer market under the guise of charity, stands the first deputy head of the Odessa regional council, member of the Batkivshchyna faction Oleg Radkovsky.
All documents for the goods passed through three charitable foundations: Dolyoni Pivnya, Volonterski Krila, and Ridny Bereh. Moreover, the last foundation was the main one in forging humanitarian aid documents through which the main cargo flowed.
At the beginning of July the Security Service of Ukraine and the prosecutor’s office officially handed Radkovsky a suspicion of fraud in especially large amounts (part 4 of article 190 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine). According to the investigation, he demanded 50 thousand dollars from a developer for changing the designated use of 1,6 land in the Ovidiopol district for a cottage town.
Recently, searches were conducted again at the deputy head of the regional council.
Author — Nila Schmidt
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