Are there really no exes? Former head of the Khmelnytskyi Prosecutor's Office, Oleksiy Oleynik, remains in the system despite the scandal with the MSEC.

Former head of the Khmelnytskyi Prosecutor's Office, Oleksiy Oleynik, who is linked to a scandal regarding disability group registration, is still employed in the prosecutor's office. There are reports that he has been appointed as a prosecutor in the regional prosecutor's office until March 2026.

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This information became known thanks to a message from the Office of the Prosecutor General in response to a request from the Anti-Corruption Center.

The prosecutor's office noted that Oleynik has been appointed as a prosecutor in the regional prosecutor's office. He will hold this position until March 2026, while another prosecutor is on parental leave.

The Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine has extended the service investigation into the case of Khmelnytskyi prosecutors who registered disabilities by one month. This decision is explained by the need for additional checks.

According to representatives of the Anti-Corruption Center, until the results of the investigation are obtained, prosecutors, including Oleynik, will continue to work in the prosecutor's office and receive pension payments entitled to them due to their disability status.

Oleynik claimed that he received a disability group in 2017, long before his appointment to the position. The injury, according to him, was related to an incident at the workplace in 2005 when he was studying materials from a criminal case.

What's happening in the Khmelnytskyi region

On October 4, the State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) reported that it had exposed the head of the MSEC and her son—the head of the regional pension fund administration—on charges of illegal enrichment. During searches, they found nearly $6 million in cash in various currencies and a number of counterfeit medical documents, as well as lists of draft evaders with names and false diagnoses.

During the searches, MSEC head Tatyana Krupa attempted to dispose of two bags containing $500,000, throwing them out of the window. Tatyana Krupa did not include these funds in her declaration; they have now been seized and transferred to a bank for safekeeping. The prosecutor has also submitted a request to the court for the arrest of the funds.

The investigation is determining the reasons for the acquisition by the woman's relatives of a large number of real estate properties abroad and in Ukraine, an elite car fleet, corporate rights, and accounts abroad totaling nearly $2.3 million. The SBI will also examine the so-called "lists of draft evaders" found with Tatyana Krupa, which included names and diagnoses of individuals.