Ukraine’s High Anti-Corruption Court removes electronic monitoring bracelet from Yermak over “possible threat to his life”

This is evidenced by the VAKS ruling.

The court’s statement does not explicitly name the individual in question, but the details of the case indicate that it is indeed him.

Other restrictions remain in effect for another 60 days: he must appear when summoned by investigators, report any change of residence or employment, and not leave the designated populated areas.

The former head of the Presidential Administration was previously charged in connection with the construction of the “Dynasty” cottage community in Kozin.

Yermak is one of the defendants in the “Midas” case involving corruption in the energy sector. According to investigators, the participants in the scheme were able to launder over 460 million hryvnias through construction projects.

As a reminder, the High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) previously modified Yermak’s preventive measure, allowing him to leave Kyiv and the Kyiv region. The judge permitted him to travel within a number of regions, but only while wearing an electronic ankle monitor.