“I feel like a homeless woman”: after discussing legalization of funds, Mudra added honoraria from KSE to her declaration

Former deputy head of the Office of the President (OP) Mudra, who, according to NABU records, discussed fictitious employment at the Kyiv School of Economics to launder funds in a declaration, apparently did this in reality.

The conversation was recorded in March, and by July and August she reported 194 900 hryvnias in fees from the Kyiv School of Economics in each of these months, reports the Public Integrity Council. In the conversation Mudra complained to Mykytasa that officially at the OP she receives only 50 thousand hryvnias and feels like a “homeless person.”

In the same conversation she mentioned former Prime Minister Svyrydenko and presidential sanctions envoy Vlasyuk. Both also declare income from the Kyiv School of Economics, which significantly exceeds their salaries in their main posts.

Svyrydenko declared the largest amount — 9,09 million hryvnias in fees from the Kyiv School of Economics for the period from 2023 year to July 2026 year. During this same period her salary in the Cabinet of Ministers was 4,44 million hryvnias.

Vlasyuk, from 2024 year, reported income from the Kyiv School of Economics in the amount of 6,5 million hryvnias, while in the OP for this period he received 1,18 million hryvnias.

Regularly declares income from the Kyiv School of Economics as well as Economy Minister Sobolev: 4,54 million hryvnias for 2023–2025 years with a salary in the government of 5,02 million hryvnias.

President of the Kyiv School of Economics Tymofii Mylovanov, who until November 2025 year was a member of the Supervisory Board of Ukroboronprom, declared 19,8 million hryvnias from Kyiv School of Economics structures for only 2025 year.

In total 206 declarants indicated incomes from Kyiv School of Economics structures amounting to 132 million hryvnias.