Ольга Стефанішина особисто представила журналістам квартиру, що стала предметом обговорення в медіа

Olga Stefanishyna personally presented the apartment to journalists, which became the subject of discussion in the media

Olga Stefanishyna, Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, demonstrated her principles of transparency by inviting Bihus.info journalists to her home after an investigation into an apartment purchased by her family. She provided all the necessary documentation confirming the legality of this purchase.

This is the first time a high-ranking official has personally answered journalists’ questions openly, thereby preventing the manipulation of information.

Stefanishyna presented the 2019 investment agreement and installment documents drawn up for her father, Vitaliy Kravets, claiming that the deal was concluded on a legal basis. Purchasing the apartment while it was still under construction allowed the family to take advantage of favorable market conditions, unlike the prices of ready-made objects, with which comparisons were made in the investigation.

The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that the purchase was made without any preferences or tax avoidance schemes. All payments were made by her father, a businessman from Odessa.

Due to the need for security, particularly the availability of shelter, she currently resides in this apartment. In subsequent declarations, this information will be reflected as the right to use real estate, Stefanishyna noted.

We want to remind you that the Verkhovna Rada recently appointed Olga Stefanishyna to the position of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice of Ukraine, for which 253 members of the people’s deputies voted.

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