Two-time Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, Oleksandr Moroz, shared his financial difficulties in a recent interview with Natalia Moseichuk. Moroz, who receives a pension of 21,000 hryvnias every month, expressed concern that this amount is insufficient to meet his needs.
"I live in retirement today. If my children didn't help me, I wouldn't be able to make ends meet. My pension is now 21 thousand. This is a lot of money..." he said.
He agreed with Moseychuk's remark that this is a lot of money "for those who receive 5 thousand."
"This is terribly big money. But you won't tell me when to spend on gasoline, when I had to spend about 8 thousand a month for years only on medicine and the like. And now it's not easy," he explained.
Moroz also added: "It can't be that once you were in power, you should have enough reserves."
We will remind you that Vasyl Nimchenko is the record holder in the Council of the IX convocation in terms of the amount of pension. Last year, he declared a pension of UAH 2.2 million. In 2024, the politician will declare a monthly pension of UAH 192,100.
