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KIEV, Oct 25 (Reuters) - A Ukrainian opposition leader has declared winning the national lottery three times in his income statement, earning a Lottery Sambad Today Result 7.30 pm combined 571,045 hryvnias ($21,335).

Since last year, Ukrainian lawmakers and public sector workers have had to declare their incomes in an online database, a Lottery Sambad Today Result 7.30 pm rule aimed at tackling entrenched corruption.

The declarations a year ago shocked Ukrainians, with some officials declaring ownership of hundreds of thousands of dollars in Lottery Sambad Today Result 7.30 pm cash, fleets of luxury cars and large tracts of land.

Oleh Lyashko, the head of the populist Radical Party and who has styled himself as a representative of the common man, last year declared that he owned property in Kiev's most exclusive district and his household had cash worth more Lottery Sambad Today Result 7.30 pm than $1 million.

Lyashko updated the declaration on Tuesday to report his lottery wins, prompting some wry comments online and a call by a Lottery Sambad Today Result 7.30 pm former MP for an investigation.

Lyashko's office had no immediate comment. Nor did the national anti-corruption agency NAZK, responsible for checking the Lottery Sambad Today Result 7.30 pm online declarations.

"(To win) three times in a row is the stuff of fantasy," Evgen Zhovtyak, former deputy of Lottery Sambad Today Result 7.30 pm parliament, said on 112 TV.

"I think here there is every reason for law enforcement bodies to interest themselves in whether this lottery is a Lottery Sambad Today Result 7.30 pm fraudulent organisation with which only politicians of Lyashko's rank can win."

"Information on lottery winners and on the personal data of specific players is confidential information in Lottery Sambad Today Result 7.30 pm accordance with the current legislation and cannot be disclosed without the agreement of the players." ($1 = 26.7650 hryvnias) (Reporting by Natalia Zinets; writing by Matthias Williams; editing by Andrew Roche)