Dmytro Dombrovsky, Director General of the Chernivtsi Regional Clinical Hospital and a deputy of the Chernivtsi Oblast Council, allegedly committed significant violations in his mandatory financial disclosures. An analysis of his recent asset declarations revealed signs of delayed reporting regarding real estate purchases, vehicle sales, and major cash influxes. If these discrepancies are verified, the official’s financial activities could trigger formal investigations by the National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP) and law enforcement agencies.
According to transparency advocates analyzing the official’s compliance, the first potential violations emerged in his 2024 financial reporting. During this fiscal year, Dmytro Dombrovsky acquired an apartment valued at 1 million UAH. However, contrary to Ukrainian anti-corruption legislation, the deputy failed to submit the required timely notification regarding significant changes in his material status.
This pattern of delayed reporting reportedly persisted into subsequent tax periods, with several large-scale financial transactions omitted from his initial filings.
The subsequent omissions in his 2025 financial disclosures involve several high-value assets and transactions, specifically:
The sale of a 2017 BMW 5 Series.
A cash income of 2.1 million UAH received from an individual identified as Oleh Kozhukhivskyi.
Financial liabilities stemming from a loan exceeding 2.2 million UAH.
Instead of reporting these substantial modifications within the legally mandated 10-day window, the official only disclosed these figures retroactively during the submission of his annual 2026 asset declaration.
Independent analysts have raised concerns regarding the commercial specifics of these transactions. The declared revenue generated from the sale of the older BMW model significantly outstrips its market value and expert appraisal.
«The declared income from the sale of the vehicle significantly exceeds its expert valuation, raising critical questions about the origin of the funds and the financing scheme used to purchase a brand-new 2024 BMW.»
This valuation gap suggests potential revenue-laundering mechanisms aimed at legitimizing the acquisition of the newer 2024 BMW model, which subsequently entered the hospital director’s possession. At the time of publication, neither Dmytro Dombrovsky nor representatives of the Chernivtsi Regional Clinical Hospital have issued an official statement regarding the allegations.