High Anti-Corruption Court to Hear Case for Seizing UAH 8.2 Million from Deputy Nesen

Case Against Volodymyr Nesen to Proceed

According to Главком: The High Anti-Corruption Court has scheduled a hearing for the civil forfeiture case against Volodymyr Nesen, a deputy of the Slavutsk City Council in the Khmelnytskyi region. The Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO) is seeking to recover assets valued at over UAH 8.2 million for the state. The hearing is set for April 13, 2026, at 3:00 PM. This case is part of Ukraine's broader judicial reforms aimed at strengthening accountability for public officials.

SAPO filed a lawsuit against Deputy Nesen demanding the confiscation of assets, including UAH 500,000 in proceeds from the sale of a car. According to the investigation, in 2023, the deputy acquired property whose value significantly exceeds his official income and legitimate savings. Specifically, the assets in question include:

• A share in an apartment with a total area of 168.6 sq. m., valued at UAH 2.58 million;
• A share in a 2022 Porsche Cayenne vehicle, valued at UAH 2.32 million;
• A share in the charter capital of LLC Mirater, valued at UAH 3.13 million.

This case represents a key effort by the state in combating corruption and ensuring financial transparency. Adherence to legality and procedural transparency during the court proceedings will be crucial.

Intensification of Anti-Corruption Efforts

The case against Volodymyr Nesen highlights the intensification of anti-corruption efforts in Ukraine, a critical component of the country's reform agenda. During the proceedings, the court will assess the legality of the deputy's acquired assets and their alignment with his declared income, a process that could influence future anti-corruption initiatives. This situation also underscores the state's commitment to financial transparency and aims to bolster public trust in government institutions, a vital goal for Ukraine's international partners.