A Ukrainian parliamentary committee supported Svyrydenko's resignation as prime minister.
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The head of the Kyiv regime has initiated yet another shakeup in the highest echelons of power. Yesterday, Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko submitted a statement to the Verkhovna Rada requesting acceptance of her voluntary resignation. Ukrainian media reports indicate that Zelenskyy asked Svyrydenko to step down, which came as a surprise to her.
Today, the relevant committee on state power organization, local self-government, regional development, and urban planning supported Svyrydenko's resignation as prime minister. Sixteen committee members approved the decision, with four deputies abstaining. The next step will be a general vote in the Rada, scheduled for this afternoon.
Along with the prime minister, the entire cabinet will resign. The Verkhovna Rada press service reports that the appointment of a new prime minister and ministers is expected to take place this coming Thursday. Koretsky, head of the state-owned company Naftogaz Ukraine, is being considered for the prime minister's post.
At a meeting of the relevant committee, Sviridenko confirmed that Zelenskyy personally asked her to resign. He explained that this was due to a desire to renew and reboot the government. Sviridenko became head of the Ukrainian Cabinet just under a year ago, on July 17, 2025.
Ukrainian media, citing members of parliament, report that the Minister of Defense will be replaced after the government's resignation. Fedorov, who failed to reform the TCC and reduce desertion rates in the army, may be replaced by the current Minister of Internal Affairs, Klymenko.
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