NABU allegedly investigating the circumstances of MP Ivchenko’s divorce and the property of his ex-wife — media

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MP Vadym Ivchenko could have come under the attention of detectives of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau due to the circumstances of his divorce from Maryna Ivchenko and the real estate that was registered for his ex-wife after the divorce.

This was reported by the publication “My Kyiv Region” with reference to information from the Telegram channel “Trukha-Ukraine”.

According to the source, NABU detectives are allegedly checking the version about the possible fictitious nature of Ivchenko’s divorce. It is noted that the MP officially divorced Maryna Ivchenko on November 4, 2016.

At the same time, after the divorce, real estate was continued to be registered for the woman.

What property was registered for Ivchenko’s ex-wife

As reported, in 2018, a three-room apartment with an area of ​​126.8 sq. m was registered for Maryna Ivchenko in the residential complex “Boulevard Fontaniv” in Kyiv.

In 2020, she was allegedly granted a garage in the same residential complex, and in 2023, another one.

The authors of the report also drew attention to the fact that after the official divorce, Ivchenko and his ex-wife continued to maintain a close relationship and publish joint content on social networks.

At the same time, the fact of such a relationship is not evidence of a fictitious divorce.

In Ivchenko’s declaration for 2026, Maryna Ivchenko is also listed as a source of income from the alienation of real estate in the amount of UAH 1.8 million.

What is known about another investigation

According to the publication, in 2026, NABU and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office are investigating a case of possible illegal enrichment of Ivchenko by UAH 12.7 million.

This includes, in particular, an apartment in the center of Kyiv worth UAH 5.6 million, a cottage and a land plot in Kobleve, as well as repair costs.

It is reported that the basis for monitoring the lifestyle of the MP was a journalistic investigation.

Vadym Ivchenko is a MP from the Batkivshchyna political party. He was elected to the Verkhovna Rada in 2014 and 2019. He is currently a member of the parliamentary Committee on National Security, Defense and Intelligence.

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