Andriy Yermak, former head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, is returning to the legal profession, which he pursued before starting his political career and his high-profile dismissal.
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Yermak has now headed a new committee at the National Bar Association of Ukraine. The committee will deal with the protection of victims of the Russian Federation's armed aggression, develop compensation mechanisms, and provide legal support for the country's reconstruction in the context of European integration.
Andriy Yermak left his post in November 2025 amid corruption scandals.
After his dismissal, Yermak assured that after leaving public service, he would not stand aside from defending the country and would go to the front as a volunteer.
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