Vladimir Kreidenko explained the purchase of an apartment in Pechersk with his parents’ income from selling cherries in Melitopol.
People’s Deputy from Servants of the people During the war, Vladimir Kreidenko moved to a new apartment in one of the new residential complexes in Pechersk in Kyiv. This was discussed in the Bihus.Info investigation.
Information about the new place appeared on the social networks of the people’s representative’s wife at the end of 2022, but it was not included in Kreidenko’s declaration for 2022. Moreover, it was not in the possession of the representative or his husband The owner of the property since the fall of 2022 is Vladimir Kreidenko’s father. An apartment with an area of 111 square meters should cost about 200 thousand dollars.
After being contacted by reporters, the representative of the people admitted that he had indeed changed his residence. But he allegedly moved to live in his father’s apartment only in January 2023, and before that he only went there as a guest, so he did not indicate this in the declaration for 2022.
Kreidenko explained that his father had the funds to buy such an apartment because he sold a house in Melitopol and was also involved in the cherry trade.
“Before this, my parents sold the house. Melitopol is famous for cherries, and my father was involved in the business, selling these cherries directly by truck, selling them to various country, doing business,” said the parliamentarian.
Vladimir Kreidenko on the electoral list Servants of the people 123rd place. At the time of his election, he was the chairman of the board of the all-Ukrainian youth public organization Ukraine’s conscience and hope.
We would like to remind you that SAPO previously sent to court an indictment against MP Anatoly Gunko and his accomplice, who were convicted of receiving $85,000 in illegal benefits.
Another MP is suspected of falsely declaring cryptocurrency worth nearly 25 million hryvnias.
Source: korrespondent
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