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Yermak's resignation may be attempt to prevent vote of no confidence in Rada
It is unclear whether this will be enough to resolve the crisis, the paper noted
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tass.com
Yermak submits his resignation letter — Zelensky
Vladimir Zelensky said that his office would undergo reorganization
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huffpost.com
Zelenskyy's Right-Hand Man Resigns As Ukraine Corruption Probe Expands
Andrii Yermak has been the lead negotiator in peace talks with Russia and the United States. He has also been a trusted confidante of Zelenskyy's for years.
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bbc.com
Zelensky's chief of staff Andriy Yermak resigns after anti-corruption raid
Yermak, 54, has been Zelensky's closest adviser throughout Russia's full-scale war.
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thehindu.com
Zelenskyy's chief of staff resigns as Ukraine corruption investigations widen
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's chief of staff resigns amid widening corruption investigations, escalating pressure for accountability in government.
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upi.com
Zelensky's top aide resigns after corruption investigators raid home - UPI.com
Andriy Yermak, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's chief of staff, resigned Friday after a raid on his home in a sweeping corruption scandal.
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Yermak’s resignation is not end of corruption scandal in Ukraine — senior Russian MP
It is up to investigators to probe into his possible involvement in corruption schemes and make relevant conclusions, noted Slutsky
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Yermak's resignation may be attempt to prevent vote of no confidence in Rada
It is unclear whether this will be enough to resolve the crisis, the paper noted
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lemonde.fr
Andriy Yermak's resignation shocks Europe, but suits the US
With Volodymyr Zelensky's top aide stepping down, the EU loses a key interlocutor in Kyiv at a pivotal moment in peace talks. The Trump administration, by contrast, seems ready to…
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Kiev may alter its negotiating strategy following Yermak's resignation — Russian envoy
Russian Foreign Ministry’s Ambassador-at-Large for the Kiev regime's crimes Rodion Miroshnik emphasized that Andrey Yermak was only giving the appearance of working