Radio Swoboda uncommon erstwhile spokesperson for the president of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenksi, Julia Mendel. – I am scared, I pray all day and thank God I am alive – she revealed, commenting on the actions of Ukrainian mobsters in the highest state positions and the resignation of Andrij Jermak. He claims that the erstwhile head of Zelenski's office is simply a “very dangerous man”.
Another scandal at the summits of Ukrainian authorities. – Now that I say this, I am terrified and praying all day, and thank God that I am alive due to the fact that Andriy Borisovich is simply a very dangerous man. Those who know him will understand – revealed a frightened woman.
She was a spokesperson for the president of Ukraine erstwhile asked what precisely she was afraid of and precisely what Andrij Jermak could do to her, and said that “there are many possibilities.” – From campaigns of banal slanders, utilizing political techniques, launching all kinds of attacks on those who argue Andriy Borisovich – that they are either pro-Russian or traitors – to the fact that he has a certain influence on law enforcement, and there abruptly criminal proceedings are initiated – treason and so on. – explained Mendel.
A erstwhile spokeswoman added that in connection with these actions many people were to end their work at the President's office. In addition – she added – ‘many people have been destroyed’ by Andrij Jermak. Julija Mendel besides added that in 2019 Jermak allegedly asked 1 of the U.S. political strategists how he could become president of Ukraine. As she said, his ‘ambitions are so very large’.
– Since 2019, he has been building his own branch of power. I know that in 2019 Andry Jermak, while in the United States, spoke to a political consultant and asked him how he could become president of the country – revealed
According to Mendel Jermak, he was frequently to mislead president Zelenski, among others by mistaking information or passing it in a way beneficial to him. In her opinion, it was Jermak who was to convince the leader of Ukraine that there would be no full-scale invasion.
Recall: Andrij Jermak resigned last Friday after Ukrainian anti-corruption services entered his flat to search. The investigation concerns a corruption scandal on the home energy sector, referred to as Operation Midas. According to investigators, the state-owned Energoats were to be forced to pay 10-15% of bribes under the threat of being placed on the blacklist of the Ukrainian governing mafia syndicate. In this way, frauds could extort up to $100 million.
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