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Former Chief Doctor in Khmelnytskyi Declares 66 Properties and Millions in Cash

Екс-головний лікар Хмельницького зробив шокуюче визнання про свою нерухомість та значні кошти. Photo: Главком

Suspicions Surround Tetiana Krupa

Tetiana Krupa, the former head doctor of the Khmelnytskyi Regional Center for Medical and Social Expertise, is suspected of illicit enrichment. Her 2024 asset declaration, published on January 18, 2026, reveals a vast portfolio of real estate and substantial income. The official deadline for filing such declarations was April 1, 2025.

Together with her husband, Volodymyr, Krupa declared ownership of 66 real estate properties. These include:

  • Three land plots totaling 6.35 hectares, acquired in 2024.
  • Two garden houses with a combined area of 255 square meters.
  • A 590-square-meter residential house, registered as an unfinished construction project.

Furthermore, in 2024, the family added a new Porsche Cayenne worth 6.78 million UAH to their vehicle fleet.

Krupa's declared income for the year was 2.02 million UAH, while her husband's was 5.21 million UAH. The couple's bank accounts held significant sums:

  • 3.88 million UAH
  • $230,000 USD
  • 52,100 euros
  • 3,400 Polish zloty

Additionally, Tetiana Krupa declared luxury items including Dior earrings valued at 700,700 UAH and a Rolex watch worth 405,000 UAH. She also reported holding $93,000 USD and 2,000 euros in cash. Her husband, Volodymyr, declared cash holdings of $3.17 million USD, 135,200 euros, and 1.19 million UAH.

Investigation and Consequences

In October 2024, cash was seized from the Krupa family's residence as material evidence in a criminal case. Since September 2025, Tetiana Krupa has been free on bail set at 20 million UAH. The pre-trial investigation, initiated by the State Bureau of Investigation and later transferred to the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, is complete. Krupa is suspected of illicit enrichment amounting to 160 million UAH between 2020 and 2024. The charges fall under specific articles of the Ukrainian Criminal Code related to false declarations, abuse of office, and money laundering. This case is part of a broader, ongoing anti-corruption drive in Ukraine following the 2014 revolution.

The situation surrounding Tetiana Krupa highlights persistent issues with transparency in public finances and corruption within Ukraine.

The immense scale of the declared assets and income raises serious questions about their lawful origin. The demonstrated investigative efforts by law enforcement agencies are seen as a crucial test for Ukraine's fight against corruption and its ability to uphold public trust in its social security and medical institutions.