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The declaration of Vita Surmenko, deputy head of the general legal affairs department of the legal support administration at the Main Service Centre of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVS), records significant gifts from her husband, Andriy Dohunok. The largest inflows noted in the document came from him.
According to the data, in January 2025, Dohunok transferred a Volkswagen ID.4 Crozz passenger electric car (2024 model) worth 1.11 million hryvnia to his wife. In addition, in August 2026, which falls outside the reporting period, the husband transferred 896,600 hryvnia to her in cash.
Andriy Dohunok himself also owns expensive vehicles. In 2024, he purchased a Volkswagen ID.6 Crozz Pro (2023 model) for 1.36 million hryvnia. He also owns a Volkswagen Passat (2007 model) and a watercraft.
The family's main real estate is registered in the husband's name. It includes:
In addition, Dohunok holds 10% of corporate rights in the company CONTIO EASTERN EUROPE in Poland.
Vita Surmenko declared income primarily in the form of social payments from the MVS Main Service Centre totalling 198,000 hryvnia, as well as payments from the Pension Fund.
The husband received income from LLC "Contio", the law firm "Mamunya AI", as well as a pension and monetised benefits. Notably, the husband did not specify a significant portion of the sums, citing that "a family member did not provide information". Previously, Dohunok was the owner of LLC "Dezko. Prevention and Disinfection".
The declaration also notes that the husband had a loan from PrivatBank for approximately 567,000 hryvnia, secured by a pledge in the form of an electric car. This loan has already been repaid. It also mentions a repayable financial assistance of 900,000 hryvnia from citizen Anatoliy Sadovenko.
The Surmenko-Dohunok family has accounts in Ukrainian banks, as well as in the international financial services Revolut and Wise.
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