Andriy Yermak, the man who until just over 24 hours ago was Zelensky's right hand man and the president's top most powerful aid as chief of staff, and Ukraine's appointed chief negotiator with the US on the peace process, is going to the front lines, apparently to "fight".
After his home and offices were raided by Ukraine's anti-corruption investigators Friday related to the ongoing massive energy sector kickback scandal, Yermak announced by text message to The New York Post, "I’m going to the front and am prepared for any reprisals." He followed with, "I am an honest and decent person."
The Post added further, "He then apologized if he no longer answers calls. He did not say when or how he intended to go to the frontlines of the war against Russia."
Oleksandr Dubinskyi, a rare and controversial oppositional lawmaker in Ukraine's parliament who has long called for Zelensky's impeachment, has a very different take based on his sources. He detailed in an X post a series of specific claims, the chief of which is that Yermak is 'hiding' from anti-corruption investigators:
He is physically present but has no tasks, no role, and no assigned position. Yermak is hiding from NABU anti-corruption investigations in a zone where detectives cannot serve him a notice of suspicion or court summons
Meanwhile, the EU is panicking. European leaders fear peace more than war because peace forces accountability... why did they destroy their own industries, torch their energy security, plunge their economies into recession, and funnel hundreds of billions into corruption for a war Washington itself is now preparing to fold?
Zelensky's Sacked Top Aide 'Escapes' To Front-Line To 'Hide' From Corruption Investigators | ZeroHedge
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Surprising he didn't flee like the other kikes
