The Office of the President of Ukraine reported that they had not received any letters or appeals from Member of Congress Victoria Spartz, who had previously published a list of claims against the head of the Office of the President Andriy Yermak. As Suspіlne recalls, the congresswoman also wrote a letter to US President Joe Biden about the need to check if Yermak has so-called "

" Let's let them figure it out. There are some accusations. If Victoria Spartz has proof of her accusations, let her make it public.. So far, apart from the accusations of one of the hundreds of these deputies, we have not heard anything,” said presidential spokesman Sergei Nikiforov..

Earlier, a member of the US House of Representatives, Victoria Spartz, wrote a letter to US President Joe Biden about the need to check whether the head of the President's Office Andrey Yermak has so-called " Foreign Ministry spokesman Oleg Nikolenko commented on Spartz's appeal and advised the politician to "

In response to the statement by the Foreign Ministry, Spartz published on its website a list of claims against the head of the President's Office, Andriy Yermak:.

Leakage of information to the Belarusian and Russian special services about the Ukrainian operation to capture members of the Wagner PMC, which led to its failure.

Poor leadership of failed peace talks with Russia before the war;

Assurances by the Ukrainian leadership that there would be no Russian attack, contrary to Western intelligence reports, to prevent Ukraine from properly preparing for war;

Sabotage in Kherson and its surrender to the Russians, which led to the tragedy of the Azov battalion;

Delaying urgent purchases of military equipment through the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine and formulating unreasonable or even illegal conditions;

Purposeful delay through the people's deputy Oleg Tatarov, the appointment of an independent anti-corruption prosecutor.