Volodymyr Tsenov's declaration: 572 m² of housing and $80,000 in cash

Asset status of the First Deputy Head of the SID

Volodymyr Tsenov, who holds the position of First Deputy Head of the Strategic Investigations Department of the National Police and is a figure in the high-profile 'Carthage' case, published his declaration for 2025. The document contains a detailed list of his assets, including real estate, vehicles, and valuables.

Housing and land plots

According to the submitted data, the official is the owner of a residential house with a total area of 572 square metres, located in Kryukivshchyna on the outskirts of Kyiv. In addition, he owns an apartment of approximately 60 square metres in the capital. The declaration also notes the presence of several land plots.

Volodymyr Tsenov's wife, Ksenia, declared ownership of a 32-square-metre apartment in Kyiv. The document also lists a house near Kyiv, which presumably belongs to the official's father.

Vehicles, valuables, and savings

Among the vehicles listed in the declaration is a 2018 Mazda CX-5. Jewellery items are listed separately, including a watch described in the document as "швейцарский годиник бувший в експлуатації іншимі особамі" (Swiss watches that had been in use by other persons).

The family's cash savings amount to 50,000 US dollars and 30,000 euros.

Family members' income

Volodymyr Tsenov's official salary in his position at the National Police amounted to nearly one million hryvnias for the year. Meanwhile, his wife, who is engaged in business activities, declared income of nearly two million hryvnias, which is almost double her husband's salary.

Context of the 'Carthage' case

Volodymyr Tsenov is a figure in a criminal investigation known as the 'Carthage' case. According to the investigation, he is held responsible for police cover-up of illegal call centres. However, the charges still need to be proven in the manner established by law.