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Member of Parliament Vasyl Nimchenko disclosed in his declaration two large pension recalculations that he received over two consecutive days. 76-year-old MP is part of the "Platform for Life and Peace" group and is a retired judge of the Constitutional Court. In total, over the two days more than 630 thousand hryvnias in pension were credited to his account.
According to documents published in the Unified State Register of Declarations, on 14 October the Main Department of the Pension Fund of Ukraine in the city of Kyiv transferred to Nimchenko 296,4 thousand UAH, and the next day, on 15 October, another 333,6 thousand UAH. Both payments are recorded as notifications of significant changes in the declarant's asset status.
This is not the first time the MP has declared substantial pension receipts. Earlier, on 11 September 2026, Nimchenko already reported receiving a pension of 192 136 UAH, which was also transferred by the Main Department of the Pension Fund of Ukraine in the city of Kyiv. In all cases the source of income was the same legal entity registered in Ukraine.
Who is Vasyl Nimchenko
According to data published on the Verkhovna Rada website, Vasyl Ivanovych Nimchenko was born on 13 September 1950. At the time of his election to parliament he held a higher education degree, was a member of the political party "Opposition Platform — For Life" and was listed at No.6 on that party's electoral list. He assumed his parliamentary powers on 29 August 2019, elected from the nationwide multi-mandate constituency.
In the Verkhovna Rada Nimchenko serves as first deputy chair of the Committee on Legal Policy, is a member of the parliamentary group "Platform for Life and Peace" and of the Temporary Special Commission for preparing issues related to the creation of a system of military justice in Ukraine. He is also a member of several interparliamentary groups — with the French Republic, Hungary, the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, the Republic of Bulgaria and Romania.
Why MPs' pensions raise questions
High pension payments to public figures regularly attract attention because of the open register of declarations, since former judicial service allows for much larger pension accruals than most Ukrainians receive. The status of retired Constitutional Court judge entitles Nimchenko to pension provision under special rules provided for judges.
Earlier Informator reported that MP Ionova purchased an apartment in Ivano-Frankivsk worth 6,75 million UAH, data that appeared in the declarations register. We also wrote that former Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko submitted a declaration in which he listed a house in Kozyn that appears in the "Carthage" case.
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