In Odesa, an AMCU official acquired two apartments during the war

In Odesa, an AMCU official acquired two apartments during the war

The head of the 3rd department of research and investigations of the Southern Interregional Territorial Office of the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine, Maryna Sundalova, acquired two apartments in Odesa during the war, worth over 2.2 million hryvnias.

This became known from her declaration.

The woman has worked in various positions at the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine for over 8 years. She has a son and earns about 200-300 thousand hryvnias annually. Until 2023, she only mentioned owning an apartment in Poltava, which is likely 50% owned by her mother, Lidiya Dmytrivna Savina. In her previously submitted declarations, the woman did not indicate any property in Odesa, not even for use. She also did not mention a husband, with whom she has a son.

However, on September 27, 2023, Sundalova declared two apartments in Odesa. One (63.41 sq. m) valued at 1.43 million hryvnias and the second (32.4 sq. m) for 820 thousand hryvnias. She indicated Hanna Sovina as the source of income. It may be assumed that this is a spelling error in the surname, as Sundalova’s mother has the same first name and patronymic but with the letter "o" changed to "a." Moreover, Hanna Sovina could not be found in the registers.

However, there is Hanna Savina, who is the owner and director of the Kyiv-based LLC "Tumbir." Savina herself is from the village of Nove, Kirovohrad region.