Mudra Iryna Romanivna

The richest person on Bankova Street: 8 million income and a Lexus for the 18-year-old daughter

Deputy Head of the Office of the President Iryna Mudra, together with her civil husband, the head of the NBU department Pavlo Polyarush, declared over 8 million UAH income for 2025. A Lexus RX is registered to their daughter — exactly on her 18th birthday. Also registered to the daughter is a 138 sq.m house near Kyiv. An Audemars Piguet watch, a Graff diamond ring, and a Cartier bracelet are in Mudra's declaration.

Husband's apartment is 4 times cheaper than hers in the same building

In the same residential complex "Aristocrat," Polyarush bought a 90 sq.m apartment for 791 thousand UAH — $333 per square meter. A few months later, Mudra bought a 56 sq.m apartment there for 2.1 million UAH — $1,400 per square meter. Same building, same time. The price difference is fourfold. Someone bought at a discount. Someone did not.

$348 thousand in accounts — part of it in an Israeli bank

On Mudra's bank accounts are over $348 thousand, €77 thousand, and 24 thousand Israeli shekels. Part of the funds is in BANK LEUMI in Israel. Mudra's mother also resides there. The mother owns Kyiv apartments registered in her name. Journalists have reported for years on the possible Israeli citizenship of Mudra — for a civil servant this is a direct ground for dismissal. The Office of the President remains silent.

Mikitas, "Ukrbud," and discounted apartments

Even before working at the Office of the President, Mudra and Polyarush bought apartments in the "Ukrbud" residential complex — a company then headed by Maksym Mykytas, currently on trial for embezzlement. The connection between the OP official and the scandalous developer is a question journalists are just beginning to investigate. The Office of the President ignores inquiries.