Ukraine, Zelensky announces reshuffle of government and law enforcement leaders

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“Ukraine is changing its political strategy – begins Zelensky’s long post – Each priority area of ​​foreign policy will be assigned to a particular person with proven experience.” “Among the most important of these areas are the United States and our licensing agreements for the production of Patriot systems,” he continues, then moving on to “the European anti-ballistic missile project, which could become one of the most significant steps to strengthen Europe in this decade.” Therefore, Zelensky continues, the European Union, with the need for “clear progress towards Ukraine’s accession and deeper ties in every sector”. The post then mentions “the countries close to Ukraine”, with “relationships requiring a new basis”, and points in particular to Poland and Hungary. Focus also on the Middle East and the “Gulf region” as “one of the most promising global areas for security and economic cooperation”. Then, “China and crucial international organizations that influence global decisions and can do more to help end Russia’s war against Ukraine.”

Even “within” Ukraine there are, according to Zelensky, “new challenges and new tasks.” “Work in the front and border regions must be significantly strengthened”, which “suffer Russian attacks every day”, writes the Ukrainian leader, who expects an increase in “supplies of the weapons our army needs, including all types of drones”. And, he insists, “preparing for winter is an extremely important priority.”

“The transformation of state-owned companies, on which Ukraine’s resilience significantly depends, must be accelerated,” he writes. And, the president announces, “personnel changes will begin in Ukraine to ensure the implementation of the updated political strategy.” “We discussed the details with the prime minister – he reports – We concluded that these changes require a renewal of the Council of Ministers”. “There will also be changes among the leadership of law enforcement agencies,” he concludes.