Son of head of Khmelnytskyi Medical and Social Expert Commission declares millions and real estate

Alexander Krupa, son of the head of the Khmelnytskyi Medical and Social Expert Commission (MSEC), declared $500,000 in cash, three cars, and five residential houses acquired within a single year.

His wife was no exception – three more houses and a garage appeared in her ownership. The family’s financial indicators are striking: Junior Krupa’s official salary amounted to 414,000 hryvnia, but in addition to this, he declared 17 million hryvnia in income from other sources. His wife earned 10 million hryvnia over the same period.

Buying a club for a pittance before searches

One of Krupa’s most intriguing acquisitions was the building of a youth and entertainment centre in Khmelnytskyi with an area of 1,300 square metres. The deal cost just 1.3 million hryvnia, equivalent to 1,000 hryvnia per square metre – significantly below the market price.

Notably, the deal was concluded just a month before searches were carried out at his mother’s premises.

Land plots and mini-houses at surprising prices

In addition to commercial real estate, Krupa and his wife actively purchased land plots. In just one year, nearly two dozen plots came into their ownership.

Another asset is also interesting – nine mini-houses ranging from 12.5 to 18.4 square metres in area. According to the declaration, the cost of each of them does not exceed $2,000.

Questions without answers

The rapid enrichment of the Krupa family raises inevitable questions. How does an official with an official salary of 34,000 hryvnia a month possess multi-million-hryvnia assets? Why is real estate being purchased at prices far from market rates? It is not hard to guess.