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Friend or foe of Russia
14 mentions over the last 7 days in
- 7%Hostile to Russia1 article
- 93%Neutral13 articles
- 0%Friendly to Russia0 articles
Which side of Russia each article places Andriy Yermak on. Neutral includes articles that do not relate Andriy Yermak to Russia at all. Method
0.1%of all news mentions Andriy Yermak14 of 14,316 articles in the last 7 days
1 : 0Hostile to friendly1 article hostile to Russia, 0 friendly
42.9%cast as declining, the most common role6 of 14 mentions
Daily Activity
Mentions of Andriy Yermak per day, newest first
21 September (so far): 1 mention, 0 hostile, 1 neutral, 0 friendly.
20 September: 1 mention, 1 hostile, 0 neutral, 0 friendly.
19 September: 0 mentions.
18 September: 2 mentions, 0 hostile, 2 neutral, 0 friendly.
17 September: 1 mention, 0 hostile, 1 neutral, 0 friendly.
16 September: 3 mentions, 0 hostile, 3 neutral, 0 friendly.
15 September: 5 mentions, 0 hostile, 5 neutral, 0 friendly.
How Russian media writes about Andriy Yermak
Written by a language model on 21 September 2026, only from the articles and ratings collected here. It describes the coverage; it does not vouch for what the outlets claim. Method
Ukrainian official Andriy Yermak featured in Russian coverage of corruption allegations, court restrictions and disputes around Volodymyr Zelensky’s associates. Lenta.ru, Life.ru, EADaily and Moskovsky Komsomolets reported that an anti-corruption court allowed Yermak to remove an electronic monitor on medical grounds while extending other restrictions. Lenta.ru relayed Denis Pushilin’s claim that Yermak could escape corruption charges because of entrenched corruption in Ukraine. Moskovsky Komsomolets reported Yulia Mendel’s criticism that Zelensky had sanctioned her but not Yermak, whom the report linked to money-laundering allegations.
Across 14 articles over the last 30 days, Yermak was presented as neutral toward Russia in 13 and hostile in one, published by Life.ru. Coverage cast him as declining in six articles and ridiculed in three. EADaily’s court report presented him as declining, while Moskovsky Komsomolets’ report on the same restrictions gave him a neutral role. Life.ru also carried a neutral court report, but separately relayed blogger Anatoly Shariy’s claim that medical concerns were a pretext for avoiding tracking; that article presented Yermak through ridicule. Lenta.ru’s report on the monitor exemption likewise cast him as ridiculed.
Recent Articles
14 mentions of Andriy Yermak
14 articles.
Hostile to Russia
Psychiatrist Vasily Shurov said a prank call by Vovan and Lexus exposed contradictions in actor Artur Smolyaninov's statements about fighting for Ukraine.
Neutral
Former Ukrainian PM Mykola Azarov claimed anti-corruption agencies hold 1,000 hours of recordings implicating Volodymyr Zelensky and his associates.
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Former Ukrainian PM Mykola Azarov claimed anti-corruption agencies hold 1,000 hours of recordings that could compromise Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his associates.
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Denis Pushilin said former Ukrainian presidential aide Andriy Yermak could avoid corruption charges due to Ukraine’s entrenched corruption.
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Yulia Mendel questioned why Zelensky sanctioned her but not former aide Andriy Yermak, who has faced money-laundering allegations.
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Former Ukrainian PM Mykola Azarov claimed ex-prosecutor general Ruslan Kravchenko could have left Ukraine only with approval from Volodymyr Zelenskyy or senior officials.
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Former Prime Minister Mykola Azarov claimed ex-Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko could only leave Ukraine with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's approval.
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Ukraine's anti-corruption court extended ex-presidential aide Andriy Yermak's restrictions but allowed him to remove his electronic monitor for health reasons.
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Blogger Anatoly Shariy claimed Andriy Yermak’s electronic bracelet was removed to avoid tracking, dismissing health concerns as a pretext.
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UNIAN reported that Ukraine’s High Anti-Corruption Court exempted former presidential office head Andriy Yermak from wearing an electronic monitor due to health concerns.
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Ukraine’s anti-corruption court extended former Zelensky office head Andriy Yermak’s restrictions for 60 days but allowed removal of his electronic monitor for medical reasons.
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Ukraine’s anti-corruption court allowed former presidential office head Andriy Yermak to remove his electronic monitor on medical grounds, while extending other restrictions for 60 days.
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