The Mindich investigation may get Zelensky, too.
Today (12), Andriy Yermak reported to a Kiev courthouse, where he was formally charged with money laundering involving the building of a luxury housing complex.
The former Volodymyr Zelensky’sgray eminence,who was the second most powerful man in Ukraine, may now be remanded to pretrial arrest.
❗️A new corruption scandal is unfolding around the Office of the President of Ukraine
Former Head of the Presidential Office Andriy Yermak has been officially charged in a $10.5 million money laundering case.
A court is now deciding whether to place him under arrest. The SAPO…pic.twitter.com/FGdjm5O6My
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv)May 12, 2026
“Monday’s bombshell announcement by the Western-backed Ukrainian National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) is part of the agency’s ongoing investigation of businessman Timur Mindich, a fugitive nicknamed ‘Zelensky’s wallet’ in the press, who fled to Israel last November shortly before being charged with running a $100 million embezzlement and extortion scheme at the atomic energy giant Energoatom.”
So, you have Zelensky’s right-hand man, as well as his associate and financial backer, involved in a major corruption scheme that threatens to ensnare the Kiev regime leader.
“The chief of staff [Yermak] became a dominant figure in Ukrainian politics. Foreign media identified Yermak as a major irritant for Western governments, as he sought to intervene in top-level negotiations and refused to ask for an interpreter despite his abysmal English.”
Source: The Gateway Pundit
