The NACP completed a full audit of the 2024 declaration of the former general director of the Kherson City Clinical Hospital named after Tropinykh, Leonid Remyha. The agency found false information totaling UAH 12.72 million.
This is reported by “Antikor”.
In particular, the NACP established that Remyha did not declare property and income in the declaration, and also did not list Olena Solovyova as a person with whom, according to the agency’s conclusion, he lived as a single family without registering their marriage.
During the audit, the NACP analyzed bank transactions, utility payments, shop receipts and other documents. The agency concluded that Remyha and Solovyova had a shared household.
In particular, in 2024 Solovyova purchased a Volkswagen Passat for UAH 696,000, an apartment in Sofiivska Borshchahivka for UAH 2.8 million and a Toyota Prius for UAH 500,000.
The NACP also established that Remyha used this property and paid expenses related to the cars. The agency believes that Solovyova should have been listed in the declaration as a family member, and her assets should have been declared.
Remyha himself also did not declare an apartment of 29 square meters in Sofiivska Borshchahivka, which he purchased in September 2024 for UAH 1.48 million.
In addition, the declaration does not list a Volvo XC90, which his son sold to him for UAH 49,000, as well as Solovyova’s Volkswagen Passat and Toyota Prius.
According to NACP calculations, in 2024 Remyha and Solovyova acquired assets of almost UAH 6 million. At the same time, Remyha’s official total income for the year after taxes amounted to about UAH 857,000. The agency believes that legally the couple had about UAH 67,000 remaining to purchase assets.
The NACP attributed the difference of UAH 5.86 million to income from unidentified sources.
Separately, the agency found that Remyha did not report part of his own income, including salary from the hospital, payments from a humanitarian mission, charitable assistance and receipts from a public organization. Also, according to the NACP, he understated the amount of pension and social benefit received.
Overall, the agency found false information in the declaration totaling UAH 12.72 million.
In Remyha’s actions, the NACP sees signs of a criminal offense under Part 2 of Article 366-2 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine — declaring false information.