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Kremlin: Replacing Ukrainian commander won't alter front-line reality
The Kremlin announced that Mikhailo DRabaty's appointment as commander of the Ukrainian army will not change the situation on the front lines, emphasizing that Russian forces will continue their advance. This statement came shortly after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appointed DRabaty as the overall commander of the military, amid a political crisis and protests following the dismissal of Defense Minister Mikhailo Fedorov. DRabaty is considered part of a new generation of leaders and has previously commanded ground forces. He was appointed after Serhiy Sersky, who led the army since 2024 and participated in the defense of Kyiv in 2022, was ousted. Domestic pressures and disagreements over military reforms are increasing, amidst concerns that the dismissals could impact the performance of Ukrainian forces in the war against Russia.
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