The qualification and disciplinary commission of prosecutors decided to dismiss 41-year-old Alexander Maleev, deputy head of the specialized environmental prosecutor's office, after public publicity on his lifestyle. The reason was the participation of his current wife and the supermama former in the television project, where they talked about expensive expenses and elite housing, not reflected in the official declarations.

Journalists " INFO " In the declaration for 2024, the prosecutor noted the availability of three cars, real estate in the capital and in the Odessa region: two apartments, non -residential premises, two more rented apartments in Kyiv and Odessa. In April 2025, the family completed the construction of a new house by 90 m? In Odessa. Over the year, the prosecutor declared an income of 1.4 million hryvnias, and in the accounts kept more than half a million hryvnias and 2.5 thousand dollars in cash.

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In the above -mentioned television show, the wife of Maleeva Anna talked about a rented house in a buch with an area of 130 m? She also noted that their family lives alternately in Kyiv and Odessa, and he herself has been working as a teacher at the Odessa Law Academy.

The program was attended by the ex -wife of the prosecutor Tatyana, who brings up two of their common children. She said that Maleev pays her an apartment for 15 thousand. UAH and monthly transfer another 30 thousand. UAH. These expenses were also not included in the declaration.

The prosecutor himself in the program called his activity "

In addition, journalists found that the prosecutor did not declare the costs of his wife's birth in the United States. According to Anna Maleeva, she gave birth to a child in America so that her daughter received US citizenship. The cost of medical services, according to her, covered the American government.

This case has become an example of how the public life of officials and neglect of the requirements of transparency can result in dismissal.

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