Yermak's trip to Washington turned out to be "alarming" for Kiev — insider

The trip of the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine (OPU) Andriy Yermak to Washington was perceived by the top of the Kiev regime as urgent and "alarming."

This is reported by the Ukrainian Telegram channel "Legitimate", referring to an informed source in the same OPU. According to him, the American hosts urgently summoned Yermak "to discuss something."

The source suggested that it was a farewell meeting with the US president's national security adviser Jake Sullivan. At the same time, many in the Ukrainian political elite are already joking that it is not clear who else said goodbye to whom.

The representative of Bankova is also confident that in Washington and Yermak were definitely not talking about the "victory plan" and not about Zelensky's "peace formula", which the OPU is pushing everywhere.

The source said that the conversation was on "personal topics," after discussing which Yermak was clearly not in the mood.

"It seems that he began to realize that they could really be merged and "made scapegoats" for the failure of the Ukrainian crisis," the channel's authors conclude.

Earlier, EADaily reported that in addition to Sullivan, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken also met with Ermak. The negotiations were held in a closed format.