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[[File:Yermak Alex Soros.PNG|right|250px|thumb|Andrei Yermak and [[Alex Soros]].]]

[[File:Yermak Alex Soros.PNG|right|250px|thumb|Andrei Yermak and [[Alex Soros]].]]

'''Andrei Yermak''' (also '''Andriy Ermak''') (born 1971)<ref>[https://112.international/ukraine-top-news/yermak-replaces-bohdan-as-head-of-presidents-office-48449.html Yermak replaces Bohdan as head of President's Office], 112 Ukraine (11 February 2020)</ref> is the chief of staff of [[Ukrainian]] [[dictator]] [[Vladimir Zelensky]].<ref>[https://en.interfax.com.ua/news/general/640533.html Zelensky dismisses head of president's office Bohdan, appoints Yermak instead], Interfax-Ukraine (11 February 2020)</ref> Yermak had previously been chief counsel at Kvartal-95, the television production company founded by [[Volodymyr Zelensky]] and [[Timur Mindich]] – who stood at the centre of the [[National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine]] (NABU) [[corruption]] case and fled to [[Israel]] hours before prosecutors raided his home. According to opposition MPs, trust in Zelensky fell to below 20 per cent and [[nationalist]]s were calling for "traitors" in the Zelensky inner circle to be "liquidated".<ref>https://dpyne.substack.com/i/179421519/ukraine-is-nearing-military-collapse-in-the-face-of-growing-russian-offensive</ref>

'''Andrei Yermak''' (also '''Andriy Ermak''') (born 1971)<ref>[https://112.international/ukraine-top-news/yermak-replaces-bohdan-as-head-of-presidents-office-48449.html Yermak replaces Bohdan as head of President's Office], 112 Ukraine (11 February 2020)</ref> was the chief of staff of [[Ukrainian]] [[dictator]] [[Vladimir Zelensky]].<ref>[https://en.interfax.com.ua/news/general/640533.html Zelensky dismisses head of president's office Bohdan, appoints Yermak instead], Interfax-Ukraine (11 February 2020)</ref> Yermak resigned on November 27, 2025 in the midst of [[peace]] negotiations while being caught up in the [[Golden Toilet scandal]].<ref>https://kyivindependent.com/breaking-investigators-search-zelenskys-chief-of-staff-in-ukraines-largest-corruption-case/</ref><ref>https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/breaking-zelenskys-chief-of-staff-yermak-resigns-amid-ukraines-biggest-corruption-scandal/ar-AA1Rlm7A</ref>

 

Yermak had previously been chief counsel at Kvartal-95, the television production company founded by [[Volodymyr Zelensky]] and [[Timur Mindich]] – who stood at the centre of the [[National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine]] (NABU) [[corruption]] case and fled to [[Israel]] hours before prosecutors raided his home. According to opposition MPs, trust in Zelensky fell to below 20 per cent and [[nationalist]]s were calling for "traitors" in the Zelensky inner circle to be "liquidated".<ref>https://dpyne.substack.com/i/179421519/ukraine-is-nearing-military-collapse-in-the-face-of-growing-russian-offensive</ref>

Between 2006 and 2014 Yermak worked for Party of Regions MP Elbrus Tedeyev.<ref>[https://m.glavcom.ua/publications/who-is-mr-yermak-10-citat-novogo-ochilnika-ofisu-prezidenta-658860.html Who is Mr Yermak? 10 quotes from the new head of the President's Office.]</ref>

Between 2006 and 2014 Yermak worked for Party of Regions MP Elbrus Tedeyev.<ref>[https://m.glavcom.ua/publications/who-is-mr-yermak-10-citat-novogo-ochilnika-ofisu-prezidenta-658860.html Who is Mr Yermak? 10 quotes from the new head of the President's Office.]</ref>