Ukraine's Supreme Anti-Corruption Court ruled to arrest him with a bail condition of $3.1 million
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Kyiv's Supreme Anti-Corruption Court issued an order to detain Andriy Ermak, chief adviser to the Ukrainian president, for 60 days, TASS reported.
According to the court's decision, Ermak may be released on bail set at approximately $3.1 million USD. This development points to internal political disputes and corruption-related investigations at the highest levels of Ukraine's government.
A Kyiv anti-corruption court has ruled to detain Andriy Yermak, head of President Zelenskyy's office, for 60 days. Yermak can avoid arrest by posting bail of $3.1 million. The court has not yet disclosed specific charges.
Yermak is one of the most influential figures in the Ukrainian state, overseeing both domestic policy and international negotiations. His detention creates uncertainty in governance during a critical period of war and could complicate negotiations with Western partners.

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