Amended Declaration Filed by Tetiana Krupa
An investigation into former head of the Khmelnytskyi Regional Center for Medical and Social Expertise, Tetiana Krupa, for illicit enrichment has concluded, establishing damages to the state of 160 million Ukrainian hryvnias. In a related development, Krupa submitted a corrected asset declaration for 2024, which now includes the assets of her husband, Volodymyr. This case is part of a broader anti-corruption drive in Ukraine targeting public officials suspected of living beyond their lawful means.
The amended declaration was filed on February 17, 2026. It documents her husband's savings, as well as cash seized by law enforcement amounting to $544,200 USD and two separate sums of $5,000 USD. Furthermore, other cash holdings in the couple's accounts totaled:
- $277,200 USD
- $320,000 USD
- $192,000 USD
Additionally, Krupa's husband held 211,500 hryvnias in PrivatBank and an account with Poland's PKO Bank Polski containing $2,500 USD.
Couple's Assets and Income
The probe revealed the couple owns 68 real estate and land properties, along with two Porsche Cayenne vehicles—one from 2019 and another valued at 6.78 million hryvnias. Tetiana Krupa's declared income for 2024 was 2.02 million hryvnias, while her husband's income was 5.21 million hryvnias. Funds in the couple's bank accounts reached:
- 3.88 million hryvnias
- $230,000 USD
- €52,100
- 3,400 Polish zloty
Law enforcement also seized luxury accessories, including Dior earrings worth 700,700 hryvnias and a women's Rolex watch valued at 405,000 hryvnias. The total cash seized was $93,000 USD and €2,000. According to the investigation, Krupa's husband's cash holdings amount to $3.17 million USD, €135,200, and 1.19 million hryvnias.
The period of alleged illicit enrichment spanned from 2020 to 2024. The case has been classified under Part 2 of Article 366-2, Article 368-5, and Part 2 of Article 209 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. The pre-trial investigation was initiated by the State Bureau of Investigation and transferred to Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption Bureau in October 2025.
This case represents a significant facet of Ukraine's anti-corruption efforts, highlighting law enforcement's work to expose and investigate illicit enrichment among high-ranking officials. The scale of the uncovered assets points to serious legal violations. Investigations of this nature are crucial for fostering public trust in state institutions and improving the overall legal climate in the country.