Overview
- Anti-corruption detectives searched Andriy Yermak’s residence on November 28, after which he submitted his resignation and President Volodymyr Zelensky dismissed him.
- Investigative actions by NABU are ongoing, and authorities have not served notices of suspicion to any individual.
- Mykyta Poturayev, who leads a key parliamentary committee, welcomed the removal but urged a comprehensive reboot of the power system linking the presidency, cabinet and parliament.
- Poturayev cautioned that the shake-up could complicate near-term negotiations with the United States, arguing that maintaining partner and public trust takes precedence.
- Yermak told The New York Post he is heading to the front and is “ready for any consequences,” without specifying how he would serve.