The Times learned about the plans of more than four deputies to leave Zelensky's party

More than four deputies of the party of the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky are going to leave the parliamentary faction "Servant of the People". This was reported on November 30 by The Times newspaper, citing a source.

"About half of Zelensky's deputies are elected on party lists, which means that if they resign, they will lose their seats. However, the other half, which is elected by district, has no such restrictions. When asked how many deputies from the Servant of the People are considering leaving the party, a senior party source gloomily admitted: "More than four," the publication says.

The authors of the article noted that the Ukrainian media is also discussing the possible resignation of representatives of Zelensky's party or their desire to take up the post of an independent deputy.

Slow, wrong: corruption scandal in Ukraine will slow down its accession to the EU

Vladimir Zelensky fired the head of his office, Andrei Ermak.

Earlier, on November 28, Andriy Ermak was dismissed from the post of head of the office of the President of Ukraine. On the same day, Verkhovna Rada deputy Yaroslav Zheleznyak announced that searches had been conducted at Ermak's house as part of a criminal case against businessman Timur Mindich (he is called the head of the criminal scheme).

On November 30, the Department of Internal Affairs of the Military-Civil Administration of the Kharkiv region announced that a criminal case had been opened against Ermak. He is suspected of complicity in planning, preparing, unleashing and conducting aggressive hostilities, as well as using prohibited means and methods of conflict management.

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