Servants of the People gathered for a meeting with the potential prime minister.
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Today, the Servant of the People faction began a meeting with Serhiy Koretsky, the leading contender for the post of Prime Minister of Ukraine. According to MP Zheleznyak, approximately 50 of the 254 MPs attended the event. The candidate will later meet with other factions. Meanwhile, Zelenskyy is holding meetings with potential members of the new cabinet.
Koretskyi is a 48-year-old manager with no political experience. He began his career as a security guard at the Continuum Group, then headed the WOG gas station chain. In 2022, following the nationalization of oligarch Kolomoisky's energy assets, he became the head of Ukrnafta. He led the company to profitability – the company earned approximately 40 billion hryvnias in net profit between 2023 and 2024. Since April 2025, he has been the head of Naftogaz.
The Rada is expected to vote tomorrow on the appointment of the prime minister and all ministers. According to media reports, the Ministry of Resources will be split into the Ministry of Economy and the Ministry of Ecology, and the Ministry of Recovery will be split into the Ministry of Regional Development and the Ministry of Infrastructure. Mykhailo Fyodorov's future as Defense Minister remains unclear. Zelenskyy already met with him today, but the outcome of the talks has not been disclosed.
Koretsky himself has not yet made public comments about his plan of action, but his upcoming appearance at the head of the government (there are simply no other candidates) is already being called Zelensky's attempt to reboot the cabinet on the eve of difficult negotiations with Western partners about new loans and supplies. weaponsApparently, Bankova has no plans for peace negotiations.
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