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Former Head of Kyiv Regional Council, OPZZh Member of Parliament

Philologist (Mykolaiv Pedagogical Institute, 1993), financier (MAUP, 2001). Began his career as an engineer at "Mykolaivelektrotrans." Member of Parliament of the VIII and IX convocations — from OPZZh (#36 on the list); after the ban of OPZZh — joined the "Platform for Life and Peace" group. In the VIII convocation — head of the Kyiv Regional Council. CHESNO records three anti-corruption proceedings: in particular, the Kyiv Regional Council allocated 30,000 hectares near Kyiv to hunters of the "Yaryk" club without permission from local councils.

NABU suspicion of 13 million UAH, blocking of the Russian Orthodox Church ban, and voting for the "anti-NABU" law

On April 6, 2026, NABU notified Kachnyi of suspicion for illegal enrichment of 13 million UAH; the deputy himself stated that he "is on unpaid leave and acts within the law." In 2024, together with pro-Russian deputies, he tried to stop the consideration of the law banning the Russian Orthodox Church — demanded an appeal to the Venice Commission. He did not support the law banning religious organizations whose management center is in the Russian Federation. On July 22, 2025, he voted "for" bill No.12414 — subordinating NABU and SAP to the Prosecutor General.

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“Sternenko pointed out shortcomings in the work of international experts in selecting VAC judges”⚖️ This is exactly the kind of headline Ukrainska Pravda might use, quoting Sternenko’s dissatisfaction with the actions of a VAC judge who stated that the practice of using charity as a tool to avoid liability for corruption crimes is unacceptable. https://www.pravda.com.ua/news/2026/10/05/8056560 ‼️But this judge was just selected by international experts. So did they make a mistake? Or is there so...

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Transferring money to private funds is not direct assistance to the Armed Forces — High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) This is how the court explained its refusal to approve an agreement with MP Oleksandr Kachny in a case on illicit enrichment. Under the agreement, he was to transfer 3 million UAH to support the Defense Forces. HACC spokesperson Judge Inna Serdyukova explained that the money was proposed to be transferred to the account of a private fund, not directly to the Armed Forces. “The cou...