Update: 'Too early' to comment on charges against Zelensky's former chief of staff, official says. President Zelensky's adviser, Dmytro Lytvyn, said "it is too early to assess the ongoing procedural actions" against Andriy Yermak.
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Zelenskyy’s current chief Budanov in Lithuania, ex-chief Yermak under NABU probe
It’s running. Any comments from Zelenskyy himself or his Presidential Office Head? Pardon. Current Office head Budanov is busy in foreign business trip to Lithuania, while former Office head Yermak is busy with NABU suspicion in laundering millions of corrupted $. https://t.co/gyD8ljx25k
— EMPR.media (@EuromaidanPR) 11 mai 2026It’s running. Any comments from Zelenskyy himself or his Presidential Office Head? Pardon. Current Office head Budanov is busy in foreign business trip to Lithuania, while former Office head Yermak is busy with NABU suspicion in laundering millions of corrupted $.
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Ukraine fears US push deal giving Russia lot, Kyiv nothing
Ukraine fears US will again push a deal giving Russia 'a lot' and Kyiv nothing. "The Americans are, in principle, willing to do this," a Ukrainian source familiar with the talks said.
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Ukraine seeks Europe’s help for airport ceasefire
Ukraine turns to Europe for possible 'airport ceasefire' with Russia, Sybiha says. Europe may help Ukraine and Russia reach an agreement to pause attacks on each other's airports, Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha told Politico on May 11.
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Biden warned of Russian invasion, advised citizens to leave Ukraine
February 15, 2022. The then US President Joe Biden, in an address to the nation, stated that 150,000 Russians had gathered along the Ukrainian border: "An invasion, we believe, may occur. Therefore, I have suggested that our citizens leave the territory of Ukraine."
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Ukraine charges ex-presidential aide Yermak with money laundering
Ukraine’s anti‑corruption authorities say former Head of the Presidential Office, Andriy Yermak, has been notified of suspicion in a case involving $10.4 million in alleged money laundering.
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Ukraine retakes lead in drone race as Russia’s superiority fades
The drone race just shifted again. Russia’s window of superiority is closing fast as Ukraine retakes the lead
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Suspicious inspection of luxury properties in 2022
Another revealing moment. On July 20, 2022, the person indicted by President Office Head R2 (according to NABU, this is Andriy Yermak) goes to inspect the construction of his and his friends' / bosses' estates worth $6-10 million in the Dynasty Koncha Zaspa village near Kyiv.
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Zelenskyy’s guys allegedly told construction crews to keep building during war
So while the country was descending into the chaos of war, while fierce battles were raging in northern Kyiv region and Bucha was under occupation, Zelenskyy’s guys were allegedly telling construction crews: keep building.