A new member of the Odessa City Council declared $300,000 in cash

$300,000, 50,000 euros, over one million hryvnias in cash, and a stake in a dolphinarium and a biopark. Oleksiy Kislovsky, a new member of the Odesa City Council from the “Trust the Deeds” faction and the brother of a current council member, has declared his assets.

This is stated in Kislovsky’s declaration submitted to the National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption.

According to the declaration, in 2025, Kislovsky received 2,134,664 hryvnias in income from business activities. His wife declared 28,332 hryvnias in social benefits.

The deputy’s cash savings amount to $300,000, 50,000 euros, and 1,214,000 hryvnias. He listed all of these funds as cash.

Kislovsky owns a 130-square-meter apartment in Odesa. He purchased it in February 2018. The value of the property is not specified in the declaration.

The lawmaker also owns a 2018 Toyota Camry. He purchased the car in July 2021 for 600,000 hryvnias. In July 2025, his wife became the owner of a 2021 Volkswagen ID.4. The car’s value at the time of purchase was 1.1 million hryvnias.

Kislovsky holds corporate interests in two companies. He owns 100% of Berdyansk Dolphinarium Kobzov LLC; the value of his stake is listed at 63,000 hryvnias. He also owns a 5% stake in Bio-Park LLC, valued at 500 hryvnias.

Oleksiy is the brother of Andriy Kislovsky,a member ofthe Odesa City Council. 

Oleksiy Kislovsky joined the City Council on October 28, 2026, when five new members from “Trust the Deeds” 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