Anton Vendel, a prosecutor at the Khmelnytskyi Regional Prosecutor’s Office who was previously involved in a public scandal, has disclosed his assets in his annual financial statement. According to the submitted declaration, the official and his family own a holiday home, several land plots, a car, and hold substantial amounts in cash.
According to the official document, Vendel’s family has significantly updated their property portfolio in recent years. Specifically, in January 2023, the prosecutor himself became the owner of a holiday home in the village of Olesyn, Khmelnytskyi district, spanning 45.2 sq.m., with an estimated value of 611,000 UAH at the time of purchase.
His wife, Anna Vendel, acquired ownership of a 0.0616-hectare land plot in Khmelnytskyi in October 2025. The value of the land specified in the declaration is 60,000 UAH. Additionally, since 2005, the official has owned a 25% share of an 11 sq.m. room in Luhansk, the current value of which remains unknown.
Currently, the prosecutor of the Khmelnytskyi Regional Prosecutor’s Office resides in a 48 sq.m. apartment in Khmelnytskyi with his wife and daughter. The family holds the official right to occupy this property, while Halyna Hordynska (presumably the mother of the prosecutor’s wife) is listed as its sole owner.
The prosecutor’s vehicle fleet includes one automobile:
Make and model: Skoda Octavia (2010 model year).
Date of acquisition: 2020.
Estimated value: 58,500 UAH.
The main source of the family’s income is Anton Vendel’s salary from his primary workplace. During the reporting period, his official salary at the Khmelnytskyi Regional Prosecutor’s Office amounted to 1.14 million UAH.
According to the declaration, the official’s wife, Anna Vendel, is not formally employed and has no income streams of her own. However, in the cash assets section, the couple reported 10,000 USD in cash held under joint ownership.
Background: Previously, Anton Vendel was mentioned in media reports concerning the investigation into the assets and disability statuses of Khmelnytskyi region prosecution staff, which triggered widespread public resonance.