Zelenskyy was my friend before this job, and I will remember him after it, - Yermak
Former head of the Presidential Office Andrii Yermak said he does not hold a grudge against President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for his dismissal and stressed that he would not approve anything that contradicts Ukraine's interests.
As reported by Censor.NET with a link to UP, Yermak made this statement in a comment to the Financial Times.
The publication notes that on Saturday, Yermak stated that he does not hold a grudge against Zelenskyy.
"He (Zelenskyy – ed.) was my friend before this job, and I will remember him after it," he said.
According to Yermak, the Ukrainian delegation under his leadership in Geneva managed to achieve a revision of the initial version of the US "peace plan."
"The delegation under my leadership in Geneva, together with our American partners, managed to ensure that the 28-point document no longer exists," he said, referring to the revised "peace plan," which is now more acceptable to Kyiv.
"There are still a few difficult points that need to be agreed upon, and I believe that this is possible," he added.
Yermak is convinced that "in any case, despite the pressure, the president will not sign or approve anything that contradicts Ukraine's interests."
Searches and dismissal of Yermak
- On the morning of November 28, media outlets reported that NABU and SAPO were conducting searches at Andrii Yermak's residence.
- Subsequently, NABU officially confirmed the investigative actions.
- Yermak stated that there are no obstacles for investigators.
- The media reported that suspicions surrounding Yermak may be linked to the Dynasty cooperative.
- Subsequently, Andrii Yermak wrote a letter of resignation from his position as head of the Presidential Office.
