The resignation of Andrii Yermak, the most influential advisor to Zelensky, causes a political earthquake in Ukraine amid a full-blown corruption crisis.

Andrii Iermak's departure from the position of chief of the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky's office marks a significant change in the political landscape of Ukraine, in the context of a serious corruption crisis. Although he has not been officially accused, his reputation has been affected, and his influence has been considered similar to that of a co-chairman.

Thus, his situation is seen as an opportunity for the opposition to call for the formation of a national unity government, a request supported since the beginning of the war. Moreover, this event occurs ahead of delicate negotiations with the U.S. regarding a peace plan. Reactions are mixed: some welcome the departure as an opportunity for reform, while others wonder if Zelensky will adopt a more inclusive policy.

Former Deputy Prime Minister Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze emphasizes the need to return to a constitutional government and regain the authority of parliament.