
Massive Proteste in Kiew nach der Entlassung von Verteidigungsminister Fedorow. Die Ukrainer fordern ein System, das auf Innovation basiert, nicht auf veralteten Methoden und Fehlern. Als Team stehen wir an der Seite der Ukrainer.
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Anddd its begun😮💨
good. throw out Syrsky, there are better men to fill that role.
Fedorov leaving will not be a good look on Ukraine. Of course we’ve been on one side of the conflict, ignoring the corruption problems within Ukraine. But I really thought Ukraine was on the right track.
Seems the pressure on Zelensky has been too much. What the real reason was, we’ll propably never know.
What Fedorov has done in the short 6 months he’s been in charge has changed the outcome of this war. Let’s hope him leaving won’t leave too bad of an outcome.
Much love for all you’ve done for the Ukrainian people, Fedorov. Let’s hope you get the chance to lead the country in the right direction when this is all done.
Good, also reports that there isn’t enough votes to approve Klymenko.
This is the real strength of democracy, the potential for the people to course-correct incorrect decisions made by the few.
Can someone contact europeans? They can play a role in returning Fedorov
However this plays out I hope Ukraine comes out on the other end stronger and is able to keep up the fight against Russian terrany.
Can’t wait for pro Russian idiots use this opportunity to say that Ukrainian’s are protesting against war with Russia or other bullshit
Let’s hope the decision can be reversed, as the previous one with NABO
I wouldnt say massive for place with 4000 people let alone 40 million
Maybe throw out the unconstitutional President?
I’m with the protesters. This is a healthy way of disagreeing unlike in Russia where they’d all be imprisoned and sent to Siberia or go flying. Ukraine govt will be closely watched as to how it reacts.
Am I experiencing denial? Fedorov’s dismissal has got to be some sneaky diversive tactic, right?
This is so bizarre. Unashamed paid shills. Nobody’s protesting when people get abducted and tortured in broad daylight, but the moment one of the executioners of the Ukrainian people gets fired, and these npcs are „protesting“. It’s sad the level of care is so low, they’re supposed to be doing more harm than good by these protests (by showing their hypocrisy and cruelty), but they’re not.
even here is Lviv
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I mean, it is a logical decision, the ball has been moved on drone manufacturing parts procurment and logistics assault tactics, Ukraine will now move towards ground assaults, cutting of and eventually taking Crimea, that’s the estimated goal, for that you need the MOD to stop fighting with the army, wich is what Fedorov was constantly doing, so he got outed. This doesn’t necessarily spell doom or some kind of return to 2014 status quo. For the upcoming campaing Ukraine will need an insane ammount of man power, and Fedorov’s TCC was heavily unpopular, they are hoping the change will bring forward smth thay might be able to tackle man power procurement problem. I fail to see how effective the minister of interior would be on the topic, given that TCC’s shortcomings fall somewhat on his ministry as well, but it remains to be seen.
Even if they bring him back which is not going to happen because yeah, he comes back after getting dismissed and let’s pretend nothing happened and the same soviet roots, problems and Syrski will be there. Danger is made, same root problems are there.
Fedorov helped build the system now squeezing Crimea from several directions simultaneously—fuel, shipping, road logistics, electricity and military resupply—rather than producing one spectacular isolated operation. That is also why his removal on 15 July 2026, after only six months as defence minister, has caused such anger and public protests in Ukraine.
What in the fuck were they actually thinking when they decided to get rid of the guy that’s making a difference???? I don’t get it
It comes to show the pressure under which Zelenski and the people around him have to operate. There is war that’s very visible and then there are people with interests in the background that almost nobody knows about. I’m pretty sure he knows it’s not a good decision but I guess there’s a lobby somewhere that tries to stay relevant by denying others moving things forward (I’m seeing this struggle in most of the Eastern European countries – a Soviet leftover that has to go).
I spent a solid minute wondering why everyone was protesting the Defense Minister when Fedorov runs Digital Transformation. My brain just refused to cross the streams. Losing the guy who pushed through the Army of Drones and had BRAVE1 funding 200+ tech projects feels like a huge step backward, no matter what title he held.
Bad for Ukraine
It’s never great when people *have* to protest, but it’s great to see that if they have, they *do*.