The Anti-Corruption Center found Russian passports in the Zasukha family, whose agricultural firm paid the wife of former Prosecutor General Kravchenko

The Anti-Corruption Center (ACC) found Russian passports in the Zasukha family — owners of the Svitank agricultural firm in the Kyiv region, where the wife of fugitive Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko received a salary.

KV learned about this from the publication “Russian trail among employers of the wife of fugitive former Prosecutor General Kravchenko: ACC found Russian passports in the Zasukha family.”

The ACC writes about the Zasukha family business — the Svitank agricultural firm, which Tetyana Zasukha established and led for decades.

Among those to whom Svitank pays salaries is the wife of former Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko, Oleksandra (maiden name — Parovyshnyk). This is indicated in the declaration upon dismissal that Kravchenko submitted 20 October. The salary amount is not specified.

The ACC emphasizes that

“1 May 2026 year the couple moves into a rented house of 292,6 sq. m in Kozyn in the Obukhiv district. The house is valued at 22,8 million UAH, the plot beneath it at 3,1 million UAH.

On the same day the wife receives the right to use a gas power plant valued at 1 141 780 UAH, owned by Svitank, and the date coincides with the day they moved into the house.

5 May 2026 year the fugitive prosecutor’s wife becomes the owner of a Range Rover Evoque 2020 year, cost not specified,” —

and concludes that “at least from May until his flight in September, the Prosecutor General of Ukraine lived in a house with a generator belonging to the family’s agricultural firm, members of which, according to the ACC, hold valid Russian passports, and his wife received money from that agricultural firm.”

The authors of the piece investigated that the Zasukhas have long-standing ties with Russia:

“Former head of the Kyiv Regional State Administration Anatoliy Zasukha, when fleeing to Russia in 2005 year, obtained a Russian passport that is still valid. We established that Zasukha Sr. obtained a Russian passport and a tax identification number under a different surname — Andreev. ‘Andreev’ is registered in the Moscow suburbs town of Lyubertsy at the same address as his son Andriy.

His wife Tetyana Zasukha, a former deputy from the Party of Regions, has an apartment on New Arbat in Moscow and a Russian tax code. Interestingly, in offshore documents in the British Virgin Islands (BVI) her Kyiv address is listed as “Kiev, Russian Federation.”

Their son Andriy Zasukha, president of the Kolos Kovalivka football club and a former deputy of the Kyiv Regional Council, holds Russian internal and international passports. If the internal Russian passport was issued in 2008 year, the international passport was issued in September 2015 year, that is, already after the start of Russia’s aggression against Ukraine. In addition, Zasukha Jr. has a Russian TIN, three cars with Moscow plates, and registration in the same New Arbat building as his mother, but in the neighboring apartment.”

Regarding the agricultural firm, the ACC briefly outlines: “In 2018–2019 years about 1 thousand hectares of land of the state enterprise Dmytrivka of the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences near Fastiv were taken out of reserve and privatized to 462 ‘ATO participants.’ Some of them did not know that land was registered in their names: people were paid $400 for a signature at a notary. All these plots were bought up by Svitank — approximately for $3,2 million. NABU’s appraisal valued the land at 714,8 million UAH, i.e., ten times more. 12 persons were suspected, and the High Anti-Corruption Court has already issued the first verdict in this case.”