Spartz urges Yermak to resign/Collage of Channel 24
Victoria Spartz again took up the charge against Andrey Yermak. This time, the US congresswoman called on the head of the President's Office to resign.
Should have resigned in the winter, – Spartz
Politics did not say that Kyiv, led by Yermak, is now “playing politics.” Spartzt was also indignant that the head of the Presidential Office launched a “slanderous campaign” against her.
If Mr. Yermak had been a statesman, as a person with an already dubious reputation, he would have left resigned this winter after reassuring the Ukrainian leadership that there would be no attack from Russia, which lowered Ukraine's readiness, the congresswoman said.
She noted that “it's never too late to do the right thing”, that is, to retire already.
Politics did not assure that it has no political interests in this topic. Like, such accusations in it can only be spread by those people who do not understand American electoral politics. Spartz noted that for some time she tried to resolve the issue of Yermak inside. Publicly, she spoke about this because of “serious concern”.
The congresswoman again called for a check on how Ukraine uses aid from the United States
Spartz also stressed that further scrutiny of Ukraine's use of US aid would not delay arms deliveries.
On the contrary, the current lack of oversight is a contributing factor to delays. Proper oversight and logistics will only increase speed and efficiency,” the politician noted.
What came before it
- A member of the US House of Representatives asked the head of the White House, Joe Biden, to check possible connections Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak with Russia. Spartz published claims against the Ukrainian politician regarding the Wagner case, “unsuccessful” negotiations with Russia and the “surrender of Kherson”.
- This was very outraged at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine. The speaker of the department, Oleg Nikolenko, said that the congresswoman is trying to return Russian narratives to American politics.
- At the same time, Yermak himself has not yet commented on Spartz's statements.
