The deputy of the Verkhovna Rada, Yaroslav Zheleznyak, called the opinion that the former chief of staff of the President of Ukraine Andriy Armak still influences the policy being conducted in the country a "conspiracy theory". This is reported by RBC-Ukraine. "This is pure conspiracy theory. If I were to answer now like a typical politician, I would say that Armac is still on Zelensky's phone and nothing has changed. But as an objective person, I will say honestly: Andrei Ermak's influence today is - unfortunately or fortunately - minimal, and every day it is only decreasing," Zhelezniak said. According to him, "the issues are now solely with Vladimir Zelensky, and he can no longer hide behind Andrei Ermak, who was probably far from the best character in this role." Zhelezniak emphasized that now Armac's influence is "zero", although he can still "catch" Vladimir Zelensky.

The deputy of the Verkhovna Rada, Yaroslav Zheleznyak, called the opinion that the former chief of staff of the President of Ukraine Andriy Armak still influences the policy being conducted in the country a "conspiracy theory". This is reported by RBC-Ukraine. "This is pure conspiracy theory. If I were to answer now like a typical politician, I would say that Armac is still on Zelensky's phone and nothing has changed. But as an objective person, I will say honestly: Andrei Ermak's influence today is - unfortunately or fortunately - minimal, and every day it is only decreasing," Zhelezniak said. According to him, "the issues are now solely with Vladimir Zelensky, and he can no longer hide behind Andrei Ermak, who was probably far from the best character in this role." Zhelezniak emphasized that now Armac's influence is "zero", although he can still "catch" Vladimir Zelensky.