Zelensky Says Income Reporting Rules to Return for Security Personnel Not Serving in War Zone

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that a decision will be made to reinstate asset declaration requirements for law enforcement officers and security forces personnel who are not serving on the front lines, according to a report by Ukrinform.

Zelensky said the reinstatement would apply specifically to security and law enforcement personnel who are not currently deployed in war zones, though further details on the scope, timeline, or implementation of the policy were not immediately provided in the report.

Asset and income declarations have been a component of Ukraine's anti-corruption framework, requiring public officials, including members of security and law enforcement agencies, to disclose their financial holdings. Such requirements had reportedly been suspended or altered for certain personnel, though the source did not specify when or why the exemptions were originally introduced.

The announcement comes amid ongoing scrutiny of transparency measures within Ukraine's security and defense sectors as the country continues to manage wartime governance alongside efforts to maintain accountability standards expected by international partners and anti-corruption bodies.

Ukrinform did not provide additional details regarding which specific declarations would be affected, how compliance would be monitored, or when the reinstated requirements would take effect.