The Mudra Case: The Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office Reveals New Details About Millions in Income
The Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office has released new details regarding the case of Iryna Mudra, the former deputy head of the Office of the President. According to law enforcement officials, she may have illegally received significant sums of money and concealed part of her income.
Among the new details of the case is a sum of $4 million that Mudra may have received from Mykytas, as well as additional payments on top of her official salary.
Undeclared Millions
During the court hearing on the selection of a preventive measure for Mudra, a prosecutor from the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office claimed that the defendants in the “Forest Gump” case —Iryna Mudra and former MP Maksym Mykytas—discussed significant amounts of unreported income that do not appear in their official declarations:
$4 million: during one of their conversations, Mykytas directly reproached Mudra for the fact that he “left her nearly $4 million from the ‘Ukrbud’ project”;
A “bonus” to her salary: According to the prosecutor, Mudra received $20,000 per month off the books, and by January 2026, this amount had risen to $30,000;
Real estate purchase: The two discussed how to legalize the purchase of Mudra’s new apartment or in whose name to transfer the title, since her official income did not justify such a purchase.
The prosecutor also mentioned that Mykyta and Mudra discussed how to legitimize expensive assets: a 2023 Land Rover Range Rover Sport, as well as Bulgari and Van Cleef jewelry. The individuals involved were likely considering the possibility of registering the assets in the names of relatives.
Funding for Mudra’s Daughter
Additionally, according to the SAPO prosecutor, Mykytas undertook to sponsor Mudra’s daughter’s living expenses and education in the U.S. Specifically, this involved providing $250,000 per year.
The prosecution claimed that the former MP reiterated this commitment in several conversations with the daughter of the former deputy head of the Presidential Office.
Destruction of Evidence
The SAPO prosecutor also drew the court’s attention to the strict measures of secrecy taken by the defendants out of fear of searches by the NABU.
Specifically, this included destroying documents, deleting messages in instant messengers, and attempting to detect surveillance—the defendants checked addresses to see if covert investigative activities were being conducted there.
The prosecutor concluded that, based on the facts listed above, the prosecution is requesting bail for Mudriy in the amount of 150 million hryvnias.
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