President Zelenskiy fired Andriy Bohdan as chief of staff Tuesday, replacing him with Andriy Yermak

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President Zelenskiy fired Andriy Bohdan as chief of staff Tuesday, replacing him with Andriy Yermak. For Ukraine’s six-month-old government, the move is seen as elevating a pragmatist in relations with Russia, improving relations with the Trump White House, and distancing the President from oligarch Igor Kolomoisky.

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