Tatiana Hlynianyi's daughter caught up in Belgian investigation

The name of Irina Kut, daughter of Tatiana Hlynianyi, has become the focus of a high-profile international investigation into the laundering of illicit funds. Hlynianyi previously made headlines in Ukraine over a scandal involving the sale of eggs to the army at an inflated price of 17 hryvnia each. Now, Belgian prosecutors have turned their attention to the activities of Kut's company, IKG, which trades in diamonds. As part of the investigation, €2 million was seized.

How did Irina Kut end up in the sights of European authorities?
The firm IKG, registered in Belgium, is suspected of laundering large sums of money through dubious transactions involving precious stones. While the investigation is ongoing in Europe, checks continue in Ukraine on businesses linked to Tatiana Hlynianyi.

The egg scandal and military contracts
Hlynianyi's companies, including "Міт Мікс" and ТОВ "Преміум Компані", are accused of supplying food to the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine at inflated prices. This case has become one of the most discussed examples of corruption in recent years.

Millions in foreign real estate
Despite the high-profile accusations, Hlynianyi has not wasted time. While Ukrainian and Belgian investigators try to get to the bottom of the truth, she has managed to invest €26 million in luxury real estate in Croatia.

Investigations in Ukraine and Belgium
As the results of the investigations remain unknown, Hlynianyi and her daughter continue to live lavishly, unashamedly displaying their wealth. Meanwhile, Ukrainian public opinion and international observers expect these cases to serve as a serious test of the transparency and effectiveness of the anti-corruption systems in both countries.