The Wealthiest Supreme Council Pensioner Declared New Cosmic Payments – Suspicion

In October, deputy Vasyl Nimchenko received 630 thousand UAH in pension benefits.

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Vasyl Nimchenko surpassed his own “pension” record.

76-year-old member of the Parliament from the “Platform for Life and Peace” group and a retired judge of the Constitutional Court, Vasyl Nimchenko, disclosed high pension payments. This is reported by “Hlavkom” citing the declarations registry.

Over two days, 14 and 15 October, the Kyiv Pension Fund Main Department transferred two pension installments to the deputy’s account: 296,4 thousand UAH and 333,6 thousand UAH.

data: declarations registry

data: declarations registry

It is worth noting that up to the above payments, the elected Vasyl Nimchenko declared 192,1 thousand UAH in monthly pension. In total, over 2025 year(s), the pension amounted to 2,3 million UAH.

Earlier, “Hlavkom” reported that in May of this year Nimchenko filed a suit with the Kyiv Administrative Court of Appeal. The politician seeks a substantial increase in his monthly lifelong monetary maintenance as a judge of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine in retirement (his powers as a judge were terminated 19 in October 2005 of the year).

According to the plaintiff, the Kyiv Main Department of the Pension Fund should accrue for him a monthly lifelong monetary maintenance calculated at 90% of the judge’s remuneration in the Constitutional Court of Ukraine, and not 50%, as is currently. Therefore Nimchenko wants the court to recognize the capital city Pension Fund’s actions as unlawful and to recalculate payments from 11 March 2020 of the year. Currently, this court case is ongoing.

It should be added that Vasyl Nimchenko is a record-holder among current deputies for receiving the largest pension.

As reported by “Hlavkom,” in 2025, a Kyiv court punished a construction worker for stealing the deputy Vasyl Nimchenko’s belongings, sentencing him to five years of imprisonment, replaced with a one year and three month probation term. The accused, at a packing area of a Kyiv Novus store, noticed a bag on a cart containing the deputy’s documents, cash, and bank cards. Believing no one was watching, the man stole the bag. Four hours after the crime, law enforcement officers detained the thief.