of Ukraine Medal (19 August 2016). Earnings In 2013, Deidei did not declare any income. He owned a 15-year-old Toyota Corolla, and his wife Inga had a five-year-old Subaru Tribeca. In 2014, Inga Deidei, who earned UAH 14,500 (USD 539) in a year, acquired a 2013 Chevrolet Camaro. On 18 and 19 October 2012, Inga purchased two apartments in Odessa, with areas of and . The Camaro was sold next year for UAH 700,000, and two Audi Q7 were bought for a total of UAH 3.5 million. According to the declaration, the money came from a loan given to Inga. In 2015, Deidei declared expenses in the amount of UAH 2,737 million for the construction of an apartment – without specifying the source of this money. In this regard, National Anti-Corruption Bureau opened criminal proceedings under article No. 368-2 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine ("Illegal enrichment"). At the end of 2015, Deidei declared US$30,000 in cash, and his former spouse – USD 41,000 and UAH 350,000. At the same time, the deputy's salary for 2015 was UAH 70,600, he also received UAH 80,500 as compensation for the exercise of powers, as well as UAH 180,000 as compensation for rental housing, while Inga Deidei earned UAH 39,000. Thus, Deidei paid UAH 15,000 per month for renting an apartment of . According to an investigation of independent journalist Volodymyr Boyko, Deidei owned a luxury car park, consisting of Infiniti FX35 (2009), Chevrolet Camaro (2012), Audi A7 (2011), Toyota Land Cruiser 200 (2013), Porsche Cayenne (2011), as well as the two above-mentioned Audi Q7 (2015). Alleged death On March 10, 2022, Deidei's wife announced his death, though she did not specify the circumstances. She later clarified that she had been informed of her husband's death, but did not specify by whom. Several sources from the Ukrainian border service and police have claimed that Deidei is in fact alive and illegally left the country into Romania via smuggling routes, and that a man who assisted him has been detained. References External links People's Front profile 1987 births 2022 deaths Eighth convocation members of the Verkhovna Rada Ukrainian military personnel killed in the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine Odesa Law Academy alumni Outlaws People from Odesa Oblast People of the Euromaidan Recipients of the Order For Courage, 3rd class 21st-century Ukrainian politicians