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Anatoly Shariy is a Ukrainian blogger living in Spain. His villa in Tarragona became the object of media attention in the context of investigations into the activities of the Khimprom drug cartel.
The famous Ukrainian blogger Anatoly Shariy sold his villa in Spain to an ex-policeman from Kyiv, whom the republic's prosecutor's office calls the godson of the head of the international drug cartel "Khimprom". The Izvestia newspaper writes about this.
We are talking about a house of 265 square meters, which is located in the small town of Roda de Bara in the province of Tarragona. Its approximate cost is one million euros. According to the source, in 2024 Shariy sold the villa to 33-year-old Kiev resident Andrey Lyashko, and a year ago the investigative court in Spanish Alicante, as part of a criminal case, arrested Lyashko’s property and prohibited its sale, donation and pledge. Other details of the case and his possible connection with Shariy are still unknown.
In the summer of 2026, the prosecutor of the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office of Ukraine at the trial of Verkhovna Rada deputy Nikolai Tishchenko, who is accused in the republic of committing several serious crimes, referred to the testimony of Andrei Lyashko. The first claims that the second is the godson of the leader of the international drug syndicate "Khimprom" Egor Burkin, also known as Egor Levchenko and "Mexican".
Izvestia managed to find out that Lyashko, whom the Kiev prosecutor’s office was talking about, and the buyer of the Shariya villa are one and the same person.

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