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    Zelenskiy announces military shakeup, new assignment for commander who resigned

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    Posted on June 3, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Zelenskiy reshuffles Ukraine's military leadership, appointing new commanders to focus on combat amid the ongoing conflict with Russia.

    Zelenskiy Restructures Ukraine's Military Leadership Amid Ongoing Conflict

    (Reuters) -President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced a shakeup of Ukraine's military on Tuesday, including the appointment to a new post of a commander who tendered his resignation over a deadly Russian attack.

    Zelenskiy, speaking in his nightly video address after a meeting of top commanders, said the reshuffle sought to ensure that the military remained focused on combat more than three years after Russia's invasion of its smaller neighbour.

    The president said Major General Mykhailo Drapatyi, who offered to quit as commander of Ukraine's land forces over an attack on a training area last weekend, would now serve as the new commander of joint forces.

    "Mykhailo Drapatyi will now focus exclusively on combat matters and has been appointed Commander of the Joint Forces so that he can fully dedicate himself to the front line," Zelenskiy said.

    The president said another officer, who he did not identify, would be placed in charge of land forces and responsible "for tasks like training, preparation, changes in the territorial recruitment centres".

    Drapatyi, writing earlier on Facebook, said the president was keeping him in service at the front.

    "The president listened, expressed support and encouraged me to focus on the most important things - the war, the front and victory," he wrote.

    Zelenskiy said the appointment of Oleh Apostol as commander of paratroops and Robert Brovdi as commander of unmanned systems had also been approved.

    "This is also part of a broader focus on combat matters," he said. "The successful experience of the best brigades must be scaled across the entire army."

    He said that Vadym Sukharevskyi had been appointed Commander of the Eastern Operational Command with the task of modernising that command. Ihor Skybiuk was appointed Deputy Chief of the General Staff.

    (Reporting by Ron Popeski and Oleksander Kozhukhar; Editing by Nia Williams)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Zelenskiy announces a military leadership shakeup.
    • •Major General Drapatyi appointed Commander of Joint Forces.
    • •Focus on combat and front-line dedication.
    • •New commanders appointed for paratroops and unmanned systems.
    • •Modernization of Eastern Operational Command.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Zelenskiy announces military shakeup, new assignment for commander who resigned

    1What prompted the military shakeup announced by Zelenskiy?

    The shakeup was announced following the resignation of Major General Mykhailo Drapatyi over a deadly Russian attack on a training area.

    2Who has been appointed as the new commander of the Joint Forces?

    Major General Mykhailo Drapatyi has been appointed as the new commander of the Joint Forces, focusing exclusively on combat matters.

    3What is the goal of the military reshuffle according to Zelenskiy?

    Zelenskiy stated that the reshuffle aims to ensure that the military remains focused on combat as the conflict with Russia continues.

    4What other military appointments were made during the announcement?

    Oleh Apostol was appointed as commander of paratroops, and Robert Brovdi was appointed as commander of unmanned systems.

    5What responsibilities will the new commander of land forces have?

    The new commander of land forces will be responsible for training, preparation, and changes in the territorial recruitment centers.

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