A new lawmaker from the "Trust the Deeds" party has declared land in Zatoka and a fleet of five cars

Zakhar Petrovitsky, a new member of the Odesa City Council representing the “Trust the Deeds” faction, declared 3 million hryvnias and $230,000 in cash, five cars, business assets, and land in Zatoka.

This is stated in the declaration filed on November 11, 2026.

According to the 2025 declaration, the largest portion of his financial assets consists of cash. Petrovitsky reported 3 million hryvnias and 230,000 U.S. dollars.

His bank accounts include 410,000 hryvnias at PrivatBank, 55,000 hryvnias at Ukrgasbank, $1,596, and 71 euros at A-Bank.

Among his real estate holdings, Petrovitsky listed a 61.9-square-meter apartment in Odesa, which he acquired in 2001.

He also owns two non-residential properties in the city—measuring 42.3 and 415.1 square meters. He purchased them in 2016. The value of these properties at the time of acquisition was 308,300 hryvnias and 3.4 million hryvnias.

The deputy also owns a 268-square-meter plot of land in Zatoka, which cost 317,900 hryvnias in 2001. An unfinished garden house with an area of 90 square meters is located on this plot.

Petrovitsky’s vehicle fleet consists of five cars. Among them is a 2019 Toyota Land Cruiser 200, which he purchased in 2019 for 2.2 million hryvnias. The deputy also declared a 2008 Lexus LX 570, a 2006 Lexus ES 350, a 2011 Toyota Auris, and a 2005 VAZ 2113. The value of the latter four vehicles was not specified in the declaration.

Petrovitsky also holds corporate interests in three companies. He owns 100% of “Buffet on Maly Fontan” LLC. The value of his share in the company’s authorized capital exceeds 13.1 million hryvnias.

In addition, the deputy owns half of the private enterprise “Interinveststroy 2011,” valued at 5,300 hryvnias, and half of the private enterprise “Adenium,” valued at 500 hryvnias. In his declaration, he also identified himself as the ultimate beneficial owner of all three companies.

In 2025, the council member received 63,375 hryvnias in pension benefits, 57,862 hryvnias in salary from “Buffet on Maly Fontan” LLC, 19,600 hryvnias from “Sukkulent” LLC, and 247,820 hryvnias from “Rostdorstroy” LLC. He also received an additional 611 hryvnias in bank interest. The total amount of declared income for the year is 389,268 hryvnias.

At the end of the reporting year, Petrovitsky had an outstanding loan with Ukrgasbank in the amount of 368,760 hryvnias. Over the course of the year, he paid 306,888 hryvnias in principal and 67,825 hryvnias in interest. The car in question serves as collateral for the loan.

 Zakhar Petrovitsky joinedthe city council on October 28, 2026, when five new deputies from the “Trust the Deeds” party received their mandates at an extraordinary session. This was preceded by an internal conflict: in August, the party decided to recall four council members— Oleg Bryndak, Marina Lozovenko, Oleksandr Matveev, and Vasyl Ieremiya.

Ірина Глухова