Yermak’s fake ‘brother’ tried to employ people in the OP for $100,000

Law enforcement officers detained fraudsters who posed as relatives of the head of the Office of the President, Andriy Yermak, and tried to extort $100,000 for fake employment assistance.

This scheme came to light through the actions of a fraud group led by Yermak D.S., who claimed to be the cousin of the head of the Office of the President. He and his accomplices offered money to secure high positions in the Office of the President.

Andriy Yermak himself reported the fraudsters’ detention, explaining that he learned of it from law enforcement officials. He noted that the central figure used a false legend about family ties to induce them to engage in financial fraud.

“Using this fiction, he tried to deceive and extort $100,000, allegedly for employment in the Office of the President,” he emphasized.

Moreover, Yermak hopes that all those responsible will be punished in accordance with the law.

According to Yermak, adequate economic pressure from the United States on Russia and its key trading partners, such as China and India, can force the Kremlin to change its plans and stop aggressive actions.

“If Trump imposes secondary sanctions, he will be able to end the war by the end of the year,” he noted.