Nazar Pryshko, administrator and de facto head of the Territorial Service Center (TSC) of the Ministry of Internal Affairs No. 5642 in Dubno, has accumulated over 1 million UAH in cash in recent years despite receiving a relatively modest official salary. This is evidenced by data from his official asset declarations. The substantial growth in the wealth of the official—who is the son of a former prosecutor—occurred against the backdrop of dubious vehicle sales and employment abroad during the full-scale war.
According to his 2022 asset filings, Nazar Pryshko was abroad, declaring income of 197 thousand UAH from the Italian cleaning company La Pulisplendor S.n.c. di Brancher Claudio in Venice, residence in a house in Italy, and an account with BancoPosta.
However, the following year, the official secured employment within the system of service centers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, where employment provides eligible individuals with deferment from military service. In 2023, his salary at the service center totaled 237 thousand UAH, rising to 341 thousand UAH in 2024 and reaching 450.7 thousand UAH last year.
Key concerns highlighted by analysts surround Pryshko’s vehicle transactions and real estate records:
Sale of Renault Scenic: Evaluated at 18.3 thousand UAH in 2021, the vehicle was subsequently sold for 260 thousand UAH.
Honda CR-V Speculation: Purchased in 2023 for 100.4 thousand UAH, the vehicle was resold the following year for 560 thousand UAH—more than five times its initial declared purchase price.
As a result of these transactions and undisclosed sources of income, the official’s cash savings grew from zero in 2022 to 810 thousand UAH in 2024, reaching 1.01 million UAH in 2025.
«Financial transactions involving the resale of vehicles at prices significantly above market value show signs of potential legalization of unjustified income and warrant detailed investigation by regulatory bodies.»
Currently, Nazar Pryshko resides in a 132 m² house in Dubno owned by Olena Pryshko and holds title to several land plots. Furthermore, the official has omitted family members from his asset filings for several consecutive years.
The identified anomalies in the declaration of the head of the Dubno MIA Service Center No. 5642 raise significant questions regarding the legitimacy of his asset accumulation. The National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP) and the Department of Internal Security of the National Police must clarify the validity of the transactions with vehicle buyers, market pricing compliance, and the origin of an additional 200 thousand UAH in cash reported in 2025 without any newly declared legal transactions.