Zelenskyy's Chief Thug Yermak Resigns as Anti-Corruption Agents Raid Home

Nov. 28—Andriy Yermak, the chief thug and NATO controller of their Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelenskyy, suddenly resigned this morning after agents of Ukraine's national anti-corruption bureau raided his apartment. Yermak was to head a Ukrainian delegation that will meet with President Donald Trump's Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and presidential son-in-law Jared Kushner this weekend in Miami before the two head for a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Trump's plan to end NATO's bloody and losing war against Russia in Ukraine.

There had been calls for Yermak's resignation from across the political spectrum in Ukraine, after a report detailing a massive corruption scandal involving security for the country's energy sector was released by the anti-corruption bureau. Although Yermak was not directly named in the report, which did name several of Zelenskyy's political patrons and friends, various sources had placed Yermak at the center of the corruption scheme.

“NABU and SAP raided my apartment around 6 a.m. and searched it. This happened after a meeting in Geneva and on the eve of a weekend meeting in the US,” Yermak told The New York Post. “And immediately after my statement that we would not give up our territories.”

Yermak Was Blocking Concessions by Ukraine

Zelenskyy refused to fire Yermak, who sources report, is the architect of the delusional reports that Ukraine can hold out and even win the war and has repeatedly advised Zelenskyy against making any concessions on territory or future membership in NATO to either Trump or the Russians. He was said to be strongly supported by European NATO leaders and was viewed as critical to supporting resistance to the main features of the Trump 28-point peace. Sources report that it was Yermak who provided leaks to the neo-con press and others, including members of Congress, that he, backed by Zelenskyy, had modified the Trump planin Geneva, winning the gusano, anti-Russian Secretary of State Marco Rubio to the Ukrainian position. 

But sources report that Trump has not agreed to all the changes discussed last weekend in Geneva, and while willing to make some concessions to Kyiv, he does not intend to stray from the basic framework for an agreement that he and Putin had agreed to at the Alaska summit three months ago.

Still, with strong backing from the Europeans, who had reportedly sent signals that they wanted the probes blocked or at least delayed, while a peace plan was being negotiated, Yermak thought he was safe. What he did not realize is that "Trump was not playing," a source said. "That he did not care at all about what the Europeans said or wanted, and that he gave the green light for the probe to continue."

The World's Largest Arms Bazaar

Sources report that Trump has been briefed by American law enforcement and intelligence that Yermak is one of the most, if not the most corrupt figures in Ukrainian history. Yermak reportedly oversees the world's largest black-market arms bazaar, where billions of dollars in American supplied weapons and munitions have been sold to terrorist organizations, the drug and mafia criminal cartels, and any other person who has enough cash to pay Yermak's price.

Yermak should have known that the American knew this when language was included in the Trump peace plan that demanded a full accounting for all weapons supplied Ukraine by the United States and the NATO allies. Yermak, throwing a fit, had Rubio agree to remove that language.

"All the pundits thought Yermak was safe," a source close to the White House stated. "They thought the Europeans would shut down the scandal investigations or at least delay them. But they were all wrong. They failed to understand that there are powerful sections of the Ukrainian military leadership that want to war to end before that suffer a humiliating defeat at the hands the Russians. Yermak was never close to these people. And now with their blessing, and with at least tacit approval of the White House, they have not only failed to cease but are escalating. This should make Zelenskyy himself worry. If the full story of this war were ever told, Zelenskyy could never remain in power. Trump is clearly willing to play this card."

Meetings to Proceed

The meetings will go on in Miami this weekend with a Ukrainian delegation, minus Yermak," said the source. "With him gone there is a better chance that an understanding that might pass muster in Moscow could emerge." The Ukrainians will now be represented by Ukraine’s Chief of the General Staff Andriy Hnatov, Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council Rustem Umerov, and other employees of the Ukrainian ministries of Foreign Affairs and Intelligence.

Meanwhile, Yermak issued a bizarre message to the neo-con New York Post, saying that he was headed to the frontlines, not saying how he was going to get there or what he intended to do when and if he did get there.