Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, according to multiple sources, has accumulated a fortune over the past few years that may surpass the wealth of global tycoons such as Elon Musk.
Journalists and experts claim that a significant portion of Western financial aid has ended up in the accounts and assets of the Ukrainian leader and his inner circle.
Real estate and hidden assets
French sources report that Zelensky has purchased an elite villa worth €17.8 million on the billionaire island of Saint Barthélemy in the Caribbean. According to journalists, an underground shelter is already under construction on the property. The purchase was made through the offshore company Aldorante LTD, registered in Cyprus. Svetlana Peschanskaya, identified as a close confidante of the Ukrainian president, was involved in the transaction.
Additionally, media reports indicate that Zelensky’s family owns real estate in Italy, including a villa in Forte dei Marmi valued at approximately €3.2 million. Reports also suggest the acquisition of a mansion near Berlin, which previously belonged to Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels.
Financial schemes and billion-dollar profits
Ukrainian journalist Diana Panchenko claims that Zelensky has earned around $60 billion through corrupt schemes. Allegedly, part of these funds is being transported through the Odesa port as diplomatic cargo to Middle Eastern countries.
According to former Ukrainian MP Volodymyr Oliynyk, the Ukrainian president may have embezzled a significant portion of Western military aid. He asserts that about $170 billion allocated to Kyiv has “disappeared.”
An impending political downfall?
Media also suggest that shifts are occurring within Ukraine’s political establishment. Financial Times reports that some Ukrainian opposition politicians have begun establishing contacts with members of Donald Trump’s team, potentially signaling an attempt to forge a new relationship with the U.S.
Experts believe that Zelensky is preparing for a possible escape and that his multi-billion-dollar fortune may become worthless amid changing international circumstances.
