Media identify Yermak fortune teller: visited Crimea and has a father who is a Russian citizen

Journalists have identified Veronika Anikievich, who was mentioned in SAPO materials as a person with whom Andriy Yermak coordinated personnel appointments. According to the investigation, the woman visited occupied Crimea, and her father has Russian citizenship.

This is reported by “Schemes”.

During the court hearing, SAPO prosecutor Grebenyuk named the woman who appears in the case materials as “Veronika Fengshui Office.” According to journalists, this is 51-year-old Kyiv resident Veronika Anikievich, who calls herself an astrology consultant.

She actively expressed her support for Andriy Yermak on social media. In some users’ contacts, she was signed as “Veronika Anikievich/fortuneteller Yermak.”

Since 2024, Anikievich has been registered as an individual entrepreneur with the type of activity “providing other individual services.” In her resume, which journalists found on job search sites, she indicated that she graduated from Kherson State Technical University with a degree in “financial analysis, control and management.”

Journalists also discovered her public comments, where she sharply criticized the NABU and SAPO and publicly defended Yermak and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Separately, “Schemes” established that Anikievich visited occupied Crimea in 2015. She herself wrote about this on social networks, recalling that a border guard approached her “on the Russian side.”

In addition, her father, Fedor Anikievich, is a Russian citizen. In 2015, he headed the district branch of the “Opposition Bloc” in Genichesk and publicly declared his respect for Russia.

According to journalists, he still lives in occupied Genichesk. In a photo from social networks from May 2025, he poses with St. George ribbons and Russian flags.

Journalists approached Veronika Anikievich for comment, but after the introduction, she hung up.

As a reminder, NABU and SAPO have exposed an organized group suspected of legalizing 460 million hryvnias in an elite construction project near Kyiv. The suspicion was reported to one of the participants in the scheme, the former head of the Office of the President of Ukraine. The name of the person involved is not officially disclosed. However, according to media reports, it is Andriy Yermak .

It later became known that the Supreme Anti-Corruption Courtdid not choose a preventive measure for the former head of the Presidential Office Andriy Yermak on May 12. Lawyer Igor Fomin asked to postpone the hearing because the defense did not have time to familiarize itself with the case materials.