29 November 08:51
Andrii Iermak, the former chief of staff of Zelensky, announced that he will go to the front after the corruption scandal that led to his resignation.
Gabriel Dumitrache
International
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Andrii Iermak, the former head of the presidential administration in Ukraine, stated that he will go to the front line, prepared for any reprisals, after being dismissed by President Volodymyr Zelensky. In a comment to The New York Post, Iermak expressed outrage at the humiliations suffered and the lack of support from those who know the truth, mentioning that his dignity was not defended.
Although he did not specify details about when or how he will go to the front, he emphasized that he does not wish to create problems for Zelensky. His dismissal took place on November 28, following searches conducted by anti-corruption structures at his home and workplace.
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