Head of Mlyniv Hromada suspected of illegal assets

Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies have revealed that Dmytro Levytskyi, the head of the Mlyniv Hromada, and his family possess assets worth approximately 6 million hryvnia, which they could not have acquired from their official income. Among the unjustified assets are land plots, a house in Rivne, a motorboat, and a milk tanker, which, according to anti-corruption officials, do not correspond to Levytskyi's declared income.

Questions about declarations: what is hidden from oversight?

According to information provided by the National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP), Levytskyi failed to include several key property items in his declarations:

• A house and land plot in Rivne, valued at 4.2 million hryvnia.
• A motorboat, valued at nearly 1 million hryvnia.
• A land plot in Dubno district.
• A milk tanker, which was also not listed in official documents.

Seizure and confiscation measures

In response to the investigation, the High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) placed a seizure on the property belonging to Levytskyi and initiated proceedings for its confiscation in favour of the state.