Zelenskyy’s Cabinet Overhaul Raises Questions Amid Ukraine-Russia Conflict

Dmytro Kuleba, Ukrainian Foreign Minister, has resigned amid a significant government overhaul in Kyiv that has seen other cabinet ministers step down. The overhaul, which might involve replacing more than half of the cabinet, is intended to bolster Ukraine’s leadership as it grapples with the persistent problems posed by Russia’s invasion. The reasons for the resignations are unknown, but Zelenskyy stressed the importance of state institutions preparing for critical outcomes this autumn. Meanwhile, Russia is intensifying its attacks and gaining ground in eastern Ukraine.

Editor’s Note: Zelenskyy’s current cabinet reshuffle echoes previous actions, such as suspending the opposition party and postponing elections until the war ends. While Zelenskyy insists these moves are necessary for Ukraine’s development, they raise serious concerns about its internal stability. [Clearly, Ukraine’s invasion of Kursk is the wrong move seeing as it weakened their defenses. Read this: RUSSIA CRUSHING UKRAINE, NATO, AND THE US IN KURSK AND EASTERN UKRAINE.]

Ministers resigning while Ukraine claims to be winning against Russia suggests deeper issues behind the scenes, likely reflecting growing opposition to the war policies. Zelenskyy’s recent declaration that Ukraine will “force Russia” into negotiations, is ironic and delusional, as Ukraine previously rejected talks. Forcing negotiations only works from a position of strength, which Ukraine lacks without continuous NATO support. This instability highlights Ukraine’s role as a puppet state in a larger NATO proxy war with Zelenskyy’s leadership increasingly detached from the reality of the situation [To know more about the context of this proxy war, read the article: The Real Cause of the Ukraine War: NATO’s Continued Expansion].

Is it worth it for Zelenskyy to sacrifice his country’s people and resources for a proxy war that will only benefit NATO, not Ukraine? [See also: Zelensky Refuses To Accept Ukraine’s Loss, Loses Local and Global Support for Ukraine War, Ukraine’s Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Refuses to Admit Loss, Insists That New War Technologies Can Turn Tide Around]

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