Zelenskyy Cabinet shake-up puts Kyiv’s winter resilience in focus
While the country has faced major disruptions to electricity supplies during every wartime winter, it has avoided gas shortages while Koretskyi has been at the helm of the state-run company.Svyrydenko served as Ukraine’s prime minister for just shy of a year. Svyrydenko didn’t attend.Part of the reason for the shakeup could also be that the current ambassador to the U.S., Olha Stefanishyna, is returning home, Volodymyr Fesenko, head of the Penta Research Institute in Kyiv, said in a phone interview. “It seems like the president was thinking about government changes, and now, in his personal style, he combined a whole series of personnel changes.”This is the second time Zelenskyy has replaced a prime minister and reshuffled his cabinet during the war.
- ▪While the country has faced major disruptions to electricity supplies during every wartime winter, it has avoided gas shortages while Koretskyi has been at the helm of the state-run company.Svyrydenko served as Ukraine’s prime minister for
- ▪Svyrydenko didn’t attend.Part of the reason for the shakeup could also be that the current ambassador to the U.S., Olha Stefanishyna, is returning home, Volodymyr Fesenko, head of the Penta Research Institute in Kyiv, said in a phone interv
- ▪“It seems like the president was thinking about government changes, and now, in his personal style, he combined a whole series of personnel changes.”This is the second time Zelenskyy has replaced a prime minister and reshuffled his cabinet
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