The National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP) has completed a full verification of the asset declaration submitted by Leonid Remyha, former General Director of the A. and O. Tropin Kherson City Clinical Hospital. The audit revealed signs of false asset declaration totaling 12.72 million UAH (approx. $300,000), which constitutes a criminal offense under Ukrainian law.
The audit of Leonid Remyha’s 2024 asset declaration was conducted between April and August 2026. According to the NACP, the former head of the medical facility concealed information regarding his common-law wife, her and his own high-value real estate, luxury vehicles, and millions in income from unidentified sources. The agency sees signs of a crime under Part 2 of Article 366-2 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
In his official financial statement, the former official claimed he lived alone. However, the NACP established that Remyha had been sharing a household with Olena Solovyiova for an extended period. Financial monitoring uncovered joint bank transfers, receipts from the same supermarkets, pharmacies, and restaurants, as well as shared utility payments for a Kyiv apartment.
Throughout 2024, despite holding no driver’s license, Solovyiova acquired a 2017 Volkswagen Passat for 696,000 UAH and a 2019 Toyota Prius for 500,000 UAH. Remyha personally handled the servicing and insurance for these vehicles. Additionally, Solovyiova purchased a 65 m² apartment in Sofiivska Borshchahivka for 2.8 million UAH and owns three other apartments near Kherson.
The former hospital head also concealed his own property—a 29 m² apartment in Sofiivska Borshchahivka valued at 1.48 million UAH, purchased in the fall of 2024. Furthermore, a 2012 Volvo XC90 bought from his son was omitted from the paperwork. The only vehicle listed in his official record was an outdated ZAZ-1102, which Remyha claimed had its registration documents burned during the occupation.
NACP analysts identified a massive discrepancy between the couple’s official earnings and actual spending:
«In 2024 alone, the couple acquired assets totaling 5.97 million UAH, while their combined official net income was just 857,000 UAH. The NACP categorizes the 5.86 million UAH difference as income from unidentified sources.»
Additionally, the former director misrepresented his legal earnings: he failed to report over 200,000 UAH in hospital salary, humanitarian aid, and charitable assistance, while significantly underreporting his pension and social benefits. An additional $21,200 in unexplained cash was discovered in Solovyiova’s bank accounts.
Leonid Remyha denied the allegations, citing his advanced age, Class III disability, and prior detention during the Russian occupation. Regarding Solovyiova’s wealth, he claimed she had accumulated personal savings, inherited property, and earned income abroad.
The NACP rejected these explanations as unsubstantiated and forwarded the audit findings to law enforcement authorities for criminal prosecution.