Zelenskyy’s top aide Andriy Yermak faces criticism and some praise as war with Russia drags on
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Ukraine's top presidential advisor Andriy Yermak prepares for key role as President Donald Trump meets Russian President Vladimir Putin, despite growing concerns about his influence and decision-making style.
"Yermak is convinced that he's got all the answers, even though, quite frankly, he often doesn't," a former senior official in the Biden administration told Fox News Digital.
His influence is considered second only to Zelenskyy, and he has even been accused of making personnel moves that not even Zelenskyy is fully aware of.
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