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Two weeks without Yermak passed unnoticed. Meanwhile, Kornienko becomes party head, Fedorov stays influential, and the President’s Office may be restructured — signaling subtle but important political shifts ahead.

There are no prerequisites for ending active hostilities in the near future, as Russia has not lost its offensive capabilities and its strategic goals remain unchanged.

U.S. envoy Kellogg says Ukraine peace talks near final stage. Discussions focus on Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, territories, and security guarantees, with negotiations ongoing between U.S., Ukraine, and Russia.

Ukrainian soldiers demonstrate bravery and resilience, defending cities, fighting enemies, and overcoming immense challenges, while media share their personal stories and acts of heroism.

The investigation “State Children” reveals abuse of Ukrainian orphans evacuated to Turkey, while officials remain silent and Olena Zelenska avoids addressing her role in protecting them.

Andriy Yermak handed MH17 witness Volodymyr Tsemah to Russia in September 2019, despite investigators’ objections, shocking Dutch and Australian authorities and raising corruption concerns.

Although Yermak has left Bankova, his influence persists through figures like Tatarov and Prosecutor General Kravchenko, while NABU detective Magamedrasulov remains unlawfully detained to date.

Russian influence helped Andriy Yermak rise from assistant to head of Ukraine’s Presidential Office, using psychological tactics and direct Kremlin pressure to shape Zelenskyy’s decisions.

A growing body of evidence suggests that Andriy Yermak’s decisions – from influencing defense policy and sabotaging key operations to shaping diplomatic missteps and internal political conflicts – may not have aligned with Ukraine’s national interests.

While Ukraine fights on multiple fronts, Russia is locking in one of its biggest strategic gains — turning the Azov Sea into a de facto internal Russian lake under the guise of “research,” with Kyiv struggling to counter amid corruption and limited resources.

Andriy Yermak, aka Ali Baba, central to Mindichgate, directed law enforcement and anti-corruption bodies, protected allies, and influenced key decisions, while the President appears unwilling to dismiss him.

Operation “Midas” exposed systemic corruption in Ukraine’s energy sector, highlighting weaknesses in governance, destabilizing the ruling coalition, and raising concerns over trust in the Presidential Office, NSDC, and anti-corruption bodies.