Vladyslav Bobokha, a prosecutor at the Kremençuk District Prosecutor’s Office in the Poltava Oblast, completed the purchase of a 2020 Volvo S60 sedan in June 2026. The total transaction value reached 896,000 UAH. According to public asset declarations and official financial registries, the vehicle was acquired through a deferred payment structure via a local Poltava-based auto dealer.
The acquisition took place in two distinct stages based on a preliminary purchase-and-sale agreement. The first payment—an advance of 457,000 UAH (including 76,500 UAH in VAT)—was issued on March 12. The final settlement of 438,000 UAH was executed on June 5, after which ownership of the vehicle was officially transferred to the prosecutor.
The seller was OTS Logistics LLC, a Poltava-registered firm specializing in the wholesale and retail trade of used motor vehicles since 2022. The company, which reported 244 million UAH in revenue last year, operates as an independent vehicle importer and reseller rather than an authorized brand dealership. As of summer 2026, market values for a 2020 Volvo S60 on Ukrainian secondary auto platforms (such as AUTO.RIA) range between $20,000 and $24,000 (approximately 870,000 to 1,080,000 UAH depending on mileage and condition).
«The advance payment made in March closely aligns with the total cash reserves declared by the prosecutor’s household at the end of the previous reporting period,» according to an analysis of the official filings.
Based on the annual asset declaration filed in early 2026, the prosecutor’s primary source of revenue remains his salary from the Poltava Regional Prosecutor’s Office, which totaled 936,000 UAH over the preceding year. Additional earnings included minor interest income and state cashback program benefits. His wife, Viktoriia, reported approximately 24,000 UAH in combined income from a private medical center and government social assistance. The total annual household income reached nearly 969,000 UAH.
At the close of the last annual reporting cycle, the family’s declared financial holdings and real estate included:
Liquid Assets: Approximately 124,000 UAH across active bank accounts and $18,300 held in cash.
Vehicles: Alongside the recently acquired Volvo, the prosecutor has owned a 2013 Hyundai Elantra (valued at 223,000 UAH) since April 2019.
Real Estate: The prosecutor owns no residential property outright. The family retains registration rights to a 114 m² house owned by his father in Dykan’ka, while residing in a rented 47.2 m² apartment in Kremençuk.
While the declared income and accumulated liquid savings mathematically support the acquisition, standard lifestyle monitoring processes by the National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP) typically evaluate specific mechanics of such transactions. Key aspects likely to be reviewed include the exact timeline of converting foreign currency cash holdings for the March advance, the import origin of the vehicle routed through an independent auto trader, and the balance of household living expenses relative to net remaining salary following the second payment in June.