The Wife of Former Prosecutor General Kravchenko Got a Job at an Agribusiness of the Zasukha Family, Which Has Ties to Russia

The wife of former Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko Oleksandra Kravchenko has taken a position at an agricultural company owned by the Tretya and Anatoliy Zasukh family, who have ties to Russia, property in the Russian Federation, and Russian passports.

This is evidenced by Kravchenko's electronic declaration submitted upon dismissal and materials from the Center for Countering Corruption (CCC).

In 2026 year, Kravchenko's wife stated that she works for private enterprise "AGROFIRMA "SVITANOK". What salary she receives there, she did not specify. More precisely, she did not provide this information to her husband, Ruslan Kravchenko.

Meanwhile, Oleksandra Kravchenko uses a gas-fired power plant that belongs to the agrarian firm "Svitanok."

The agrarian firm "Svitanok" belongs to the family of Tetiana and Anatoliy Zasukha. According to the CCC, they have ties to Russia. As the anti-corruption NGO notes, Anatoliy Zasukha, the former head of Kyiv Oblast State Administration, obtained a Russian passport during his escape to Russia in 2005 year. Tetiana Zasukha, a former member of parliament from the Party of Regions, has an apartment on Arbat in Moscow and a Russian tax code. Their son, Andriy, who was a deputy of Kyiv Oblast Council until 2024 year, holds Russian internal and external passports. The agrarian firm "Svitanok" also appears in NABU’s investigation into the privatization of 1 thousand hectares of land near Kyiv through a fraudulent scheme involving ATO participants.

CCC notes that the Zasukha family business – the agrarian firm "Svitanok" – was created by Tetiana Zasukha and headed for decades. In 2018-2019 years, about 1 thousand hectares of land belonging to the state enterprise "Dmitrivka" of the National Academy of Agricultural Sciences near Fastiv were taken out of state and privatized for 462 "ATO participants." Some of them did not know that land had been registered to them: people were paid $400 for signing with a notary.

All these plots were bought by "Svitanok" – for about $3,2 million. NABU’s expertise valued the land at 714,8 million hryvnias, i.e., ten times higher. Suspects numbered 12 individuals, and the High Anti-Corruption Court has already issued its first verdict in this case.

Andriy Zasukha, Andriy’s son – president of the football club "Kolos" Kovalivka and until 2024 year a deputy of Kyiv Oblast Council from the Fatherland party. According to CCC, he has: an internal Russian passport issued in 2008 in Lyubertsy; an external Russian passport issued in September 2015 – after the start of the Russia-Ukraine war; a Russian TIN and three cars with Moscow license plates; registration in Moscow at the same building on New Arbat as his mother, but in the neighboring apartment.