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The General Prosecutor Ruslan Kravchenko, who is currently awaiting dismissal, may try to explain the lease of an elite house of 280 square meters in Kozyne with the income of his new wife, Oleksandra Kravchenko.
This was stated by the Center for Fighting Corruption, drawing attention to her multi-million incomes as an individual entrepreneur (IE).
The CPC noted that Kravchenko's new wife is Oleksandra Kravchenko, maiden name Parovysnyk, and her surname from a previous marriage is Shovkoplyas.
The Center confirmed this based on data from the registry of legal entities. In the spring 2026, the personal data of the individual entrepreneur Shovkoplyas Oleksandra Volodymyrivna was changed — her name in documents began to be listed as “Kravchenko Oleksandra Volodymyrivna.”
Who is Oleksandra Kravchenko
Oleksandra Kravchenko works as an assistant at the Department of Administrative Law and Administrative Activity at Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University. At the same time, she is registered as an individual entrepreneur.
Her entrepreneurial income grew significantly in 2021 year. IE Oleksandra Shovkoplyas registered in 24 July 2020 of the year.
According to the declarations of her former husband, prosecutor Maksym Shovkoplyas, Oleksandra over the past years received multi-million incomes as an IE:
Thus, starting from 2021 year, her declared entrepreneurial income ranged from 4,65 to 6,47 million hryvnias per year.
The CPC considers such income dynamics dubious. Executive director Daryna Kalenyuk noted that from the first full year of working as an IE Oleksandra Shovkoplyas began earning about 5 million hryvnias per year.
“From the start” an annual income of 5 million hryvnias seems like a very doubtful story. It is especially hard to believe in the legality of the origin of such incomes after the ‘Carthage’ case, where we saw that relatives and people in the prosecutors’ circle systemically opened IE with million incomes with the sole purpose of legalizing illegally obtained money, the CPC said.
At the same time, the fact of earning such incomes does not automatically prove illegal origin of funds. The data cited reflect only the CPC’s assessment and assumptions.
Ex-husband — also a prosecutor and a NDAU case figure
Oleksandra's ex-husband is Maksym Shovkoplyas, a prosecutor. He is involved in one of the NABU and SAP cases concerning a corruption scheme at the state enterprise “Bread Base No. 76.”
According to the investigation, in 2020–2021 years participants in the scheme attempted to seize grain of the state enterprise for almost 12 million hryvnias.
NABU and SAP referred the case to court in October 2022 year.
In July 2025 year the High Anti-Corruption Court chose a preventive measure for Maksym Shovkoplyas in the form of a bail of 908 400 hryvnias and imposed on him separate procedural obligations.
How this relates to Kravchenko
The CPC draws special attention to the link between Oleksandra Kravchenko and Ruslan Kravchenko.
In November 2025, then-General Prosecutor Ruslan Kravchenko visited Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University. During a working visit, he handed out Honorary Certificates of the General Prosecutor to university staff.
Among the awardees was Oleksandra Shovkoplyas — at the time the future wife of Kravchenko.
Currently the CPC ties her multi-million incomes as an IE to the possibility of using these funds to explain the lease of the elite house in Kozyne, which, according to Bihus.Info’s investigation data, Kravchenko may secretly use.
At the same time, the CPC’s data about Oleksandra Kravchenko’s incomes do not in themselves prove illegality of their origin or use of funds for the house lease. The Center for Fighting Corruption puts these questions into the context of prior investigations and the connections of prosecutors’ circles.
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