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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy’s chief of employees Andriy Yermak resigns after residence raided by anti-corruption officers
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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy’s chief of employees Andriy Yermak resigns after residence raided by anti-corruption officers

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The Ukrainian President’s chief of employees Andriy Yermak, who was additionally a part of Ukraine’s peace deal negotiations with the U.S., has resigned after his residence was raided in a serious investigation into corruption within the nation.

Two nationwide companies investigating a $100 million power sector corruption scandal involving high Ukrainian officers within the nation mentioned that they had searched Yermak’s workplace. 

President Zelenskyy introduced Yermak’s resignation in a video message, the place he mentioned he did not need there to be “any questions on Ukraine.”

“I would like there to be no rumors and hypothesis,” he added.

Yermak himself — a robust determine in Ukraine and a key participant in ongoing talks with the U.S., because the Trump administration pushes for a ceasefire to finish Russia’s almost four-year battle on the nation — additionally confirmed that authorities had searched his condominium.

“The investigators are going through no obstacles,” Yermak wrote in a submit on the messaging app Telegram. He added that he was cooperating absolutely with them and his attorneys have been current.

The Nationwide Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine and the Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Workplace are Ukrainian anti-corruption watchdogs.

Andriy Yermak was current at top-level peace negotiations between U.S. and Ukraine in Geneva this previous weekend.

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Two of Yermak’s former deputies — Oleh Tatarov and Rostyslav Shurma — left the federal government in 2024 after watchdogs investigated them for monetary wrongdoing. A 3rd deputy, Andrii Smyrnov, was investigated for bribes and different wrongdoing however nonetheless works for Yermak.

The scandal has heaped extra issues on Zelenskyy as he seeks continued assist from Western nations for Ukraine’s battle effort and tries to make sure continued international funding. The European Union, which Ukraine needs to hitch, has advised Zelenskyy he should crack down on corruption.

Zelenskyy confronted an unprecedented revolt from his personal lawmakers earlier this month after investigators printed particulars of their power sector investigation. 

In July, Zelenskyy confronted the primary main protests towards himself and his authorities since Russia launched its full-scale invasion over a invoice he signed into legislation giving Ukraine’s prosecutor normal, a political appointee roughly equal to the U.S. lawyer normal, extra energy over the 2 anti-corruption companies.

Some critics argued that the brand new legislation was political retribution following the costs being filed towards his former deputy Smyrnov, and the transfer fueled concern that Ukraine may backslide into a point of the authoritarianism that was the default below former, pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych, who was identified for his shut ties to oligarchs.

U.S. Senators visits Ukraine's Kyiv

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy (heart) meets with U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham (third from proper), Sen. Richard Blumenthal (4th from left) and Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (third from left) in Kyiv, Ukraine, Jan. 20, 2023. Head of the Presidential Administration of Ukraine Andriy Yermak (2nd from left) and Ukrainian Overseas Minister Dmitro Kuleba (proper) additionally attended the assembly.

Ukrainian Presidency/Handout/Anadolu Company/Getty


Though Yermak has not been accused of any wrongdoing, a number of senior lawmakers in Zelenskyy’s occasion mentioned Yermak ought to take duty for the power sector scandal as a way to restore public belief. Some mentioned that if Zelenskyy did not fireplace him, the occasion may break up, threatening the president’s parliamentary majority. However Zelenskyy defied them.

The president urged Ukrainians to unite and “cease the political video games” in gentle of the U.S. strain to succeed in a settlement with Russia.

Yermak met Zelenskyy over 15 years in the past when he was a lawyer venturing into the TV manufacturing enterprise and Zelenskyy was a well-known Ukrainian comic and actor. He oversaw international affairs as a part of Zelenskyy’s first presidential workforce and was promoted to chief of employees in February 2020.

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