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Major Shakeup in Ukraine's Government: Foreign Minister Resigns

A Wave of Change

On Wednesday, Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba stepped down from his position, marking the latest in a series of high-profile resignations within the government. This move comes ahead of a significant government reshuffle and amid escalating Russian attacks that have tragically claimed the lives of at least seven people, including a child.

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Kuleba's Role and Departure

Dmytro Kuleba, a key figure in President Zelensky's administration, has been a prominent presence in international diplomacy. Known for his effective management of foreign relations, Kuleba was seen as a reliable and influential member of the team. His resignation arrives just before Zelensky’s planned visit to the United States, where he is set to attend the United Nations General Assembly and meet with President Joe Biden.

Resignations Galore

Kuleba’s resignation is part of a broader wave of departures. In the past 24 hours, two vice premiers, three ministers, the head of the State Property Fund, and a top official in the Presidential Office have all resigned. These changes are pending parliamentary approval. While some resignations have been accepted, others are still under consideration.

Why the Shakeup?

The reshuffle comes at a crucial time for Ukraine. The country faces increasing military pressure on the eastern front, particularly around the strategic city of Pokrovsk, which is on the brink of falling to Russian forces. Although President Zelensky has not provided detailed reasons for the reshuffle, he has emphasized the importance of this fall for Ukraine and the need for state institutions to be prepared to achieve critical results.

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00:00Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba resigned on Wednesday ahead of an anticipated
00:05major government reshuffle following another wave of Russian attacks that killed at least
00:09seven people, including a child.
00:13As one of the most prominent figures in President Zelensky's administration, Kuleba was responsible
00:18for managing relations with foreign officials and was widely regarded as a capable and steady
00:23leader.
00:24His resignation comes just before Zelensky's expected visit to the United States later
00:29this month.
00:30Kuleba's departure is part of a broader series of resignations.
00:35Within the past day, two vice premiers, three ministers, the head of the state property
00:40fund, and a top official in the presidential office have all stepped down.
00:45Parliament must approve these resignations before they take effect.
00:49While Kuleba's resignation is pending a vote, parliament has already approved some of the
00:54other ministers' exits.
00:56The reshuffle occurs at a critical moment for Ukraine, with increasing military pressure
01:00on the Eastern Front, particularly around the key city of Pokrovsk, which is at risk
01:05of falling to Russian forces.
01:08Zelensky has not publicly explained the reshuffle, but indicated in a recent address that this
01:12fall will be crucial for Ukraine, and state institutions must be equipped to achieve necessary
01:18results.
01:19Kuleba and other officials who resigned are expected to take on new roles within Zelensky's
01:24administration.
01:26The reshuffle is seen as part of Zelensky's preparation for his upcoming trip to the United
01:30States, where he is expected to attend the UN General Assembly and meet President Joe
01:35Biden.
01:37The timing of the reshuffle suggests that Zelensky is aiming to bring fresh energy to
01:41his government, with over half of the Cabinet of Ministers expected to be replaced this
01:45week.
01:47One of the notable resignations is the Minister for Strategic Industries, who oversaw weapons
01:52production and is expected to move to another defense-related role.
01:56Meanwhile, Kuleba expressed concerns that Russian President Vladimir Putin may increase
02:01air attacks on Ukraine as winter approaches, aiming to cripple Ukraine's infrastructure
02:06and economy.
02:08Kuleba emphasized the urgent need for Ukraine to receive more air defense systems to counter
02:13these attacks.
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