Funds Begin Arriving for Yermak’s Massive Bail
- Funds amounting to UAH 14.5 million have been deposited for Andriy Yermak's bail, which is set at UAH 140 million by the High Anti-Corruption Court as an alternative to detention.
- Yermak is suspected of laundering UAH 460 million through elite construction projects near Kyiv, linked to an organized group, according to Ukraine's anti-corruption authorities.
- The court ordered Yermak's detention with bail conditions including travel restrictions, reporting requirements, and electronic monitoring.
- Several contributors have helped fund the bail, including Roza Tapanova who pledged UAH 8 million, though their personal data remains undisclosed.
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More than 125 million hryvnias remain to make a full deposit.
Funds for Yermak's bail begin to arrive, currently total UAH 14.5 mln out of UAH 140 mln
Funds for the bail of former Head of the Office of the President Andriy Yermak, suspected of money laundering in elite construction projects, have begun to arrive at the account of the High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC).
How much has the court already accumulated? Bail has begun to be posted in the case of former head of the Presidential Office Andriy Yermak. The press service of the High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) reported this to RBC-Ukraine. Read also: Yermak trial could be used in hybrid war against Ukraine, says EU ambassador As of the time of writing, the fund already has 14.5 million hryvnias in its account. Where is the money deposited? Bail is deposit…
Ukraine's Supreme Anti-Corruption Court has placed former head of the presidential administration, Andriy Yermak, under pretrial detention with the right to be released on bail of 140 million hryvnias (2.7 million euros), the Ukrainska Pravda portal reported on Thursday.
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