The head of the Svyatoshyn District Prosecutor's Office of Kyiv, Maksym Tymoshenko, declared cryptocurrency, real estate, and monetary assets, but an analysis of his financial history raises a number of questions regarding the ratio of income and expenses.
According to the declaration, in 2025 Tymoshenko received more than 2.1 million hryvnias of income. The main part was wages — about 1.45 million hryvnias, and more than 360 thousand — pension payments. In addition, he declared 240 thousand hryvnias of income from property rental. The official keeps 25 thousand dollars in cash.
The presence of cryptocurrency attracts special attention. The declaration lists Bitcoin and Ethereum with a total value of over 350 thousand hryvnias, which are stored on a hardware wallet.
The prosecutor's real estate includes several apartments in Kyiv, a plot of land in the Kyiv region, and an unfinished construction site. Some of the property is registered in the name of the wife or is in joint ownership. The family also has an apartment in the Sumy region together with other co-owners.
The only declared vehicle is a 2018 Volkswagen Touareg, purchased for over 1.4 million hryvnias.
At the same time, analysis of previous declarations and financial transactions raises doubts about the sources of origin of certain assets. In particular, back in 2015, Tymoshenko declared a significant amount of cash in dollars, the origin of which was not publicly explained.
Questions also arise regarding major purchases in subsequent years. For example, the purchase of a car and real estate occurred against a backdrop of relatively low official income. After such expenses, according to calculations, the official was left with limited funds for monthly expenses, which seems disproportionate to the standard of living.
Of particular note is the information about a bank deposit in a liquidated bank, which, according to court documents, was not reflected in the declaration. This may indicate possible violations of financial declaration.
The declaration also indicates claims for significant amounts of money received under court decisions, which further complicates the overall picture of the official's financial situation.
Currently, these circumstances have no legal assessment, but they may become the basis for inspections by anti-corruption agencies. The situation surrounding Tymoshenko's declaration once again raises the issue of income transparency and control over the assets of law enforcement officials.
