The President held a meeting with the newly appointed Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Mykhailo Drapata, alongside acting Defense Minister Yevhen Chmara. Following these discussions, the President announced that decisions were made regarding the continued service roles of O. Syrsky and A.
Hnatov within the state’s defense apparatus. Furthermore, the meeting addressed several organizational directives requiring immediate implementation. According to the President, the forthcoming changes are designed to bolster the nation’s military readiness across multiple sectors.
Key areas slated for improvement include strengthening the Ukrainian cyber-forces, enhancing the existing training system, and increasing the overall combat capabilities of various military units. Additionally, efforts will focus on further developing the corps-level military structure. The President emphasized that maintaining an efficient mobilization system remains one of the most critical priorities, as the effectiveness of the entire defense effort is directly linked to its functionality.
While acknowledging positive assessments of the new Chief of the Armed Forces, the President maintained that these strategic adjustments are necessary for sustained national security. The comprehensive plans outlined by the leadership aim to modernize defense structures and ensure operational readiness in the current security environment.
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