Andrii Yermak, the former head of Ukraine’s Presidential Office, has seen his bail payments accumulate to approximately 54 million UAH, as a recent contribution of 9.8 million UAH was made. This leaves a remaining balance of 85.6 million UAH to meet the court-mandated bail of 140 million UAH.
The latest payment originated from a company called Miralif, established in 2023 and registered in Sofiivska Borshchahivka, near Kyiv. The firm specializes in property rental and management services.
Attempts to contact the company’s director, Valentyn Krutyk, were unsuccessful as his phone numbers appeared to be inactive. Krutyk has been linked to several other businesses and is noted in various directories as a boxing coach.
In 2018, Krutyk faced legal challenges as one of the suspects in a shooting incident at the Eldorado nightclub in Ivano-Frankivsk, which resulted in two injuries and numerous arrests. Some of those charged later admitted partial guilt, leading to prison sentences.
As of 2 PM today, the total bail amount paid for Yermak stands at over one-third of the required sum, totaling around 54 million UAH.
The High Anti-Corruption Court had previously set Yermak’s bail at 140 million UAH due to allegations involving the legalization of 460 million UAH linked to luxury construction projects near Kyiv. Following this, reports indicated that bail payments had commenced, with 14,500,666 UAH contributed by three individuals, with amounts ranging from 666 UAH to 8 million UAH.
On May 11, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) announced the dismantling of an organized group involved in the laundering of 460 million UAH tied to elite construction projects. Investigations revealed that from 2021 to 2025, the group allegedly laundered funds through the development of a cottage community in Kozyn, Kyiv region, which included multiple private residences and a shared spa facility.
Yermak has publicly stated that he believes the charges against him are unfounded.
Andrii Yermak, former chief of Ukraine's Presidential Office, has had his bail payments reach nearly 55 million UAH amid serious allegations of financial misconduct. The ongoing investigation into a major money-laundering case has drawn significant attention as the legal proceedings unfold.