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    1. Manhole. Won’t accept advisor role to help is country? Something not adding up here

    2. somuchforsubtlety656 on

      Being this direct just seems petty and fans the flames.

      Even if this worked, would it get him his job back? If it got him his job back, why would other generals want to work with him after he publicly called for their bosses to be dismissed?

      It’s all becoming a huge mess that no one needs. He might’ve been a good defense minister, but he doesn’t seem like a very good politician.

    3. Lets see what the Ministry of Reddit Armchair Generals makes of this situation.

    4. BoysenberryMoist6157 on

      I haven’t kept fully up-to-date, what is this all about? Isn’t Ukraine seeing massive progress in the war now? All refineries, ammo depots, weapon manufacturing, fuel depots and the progress made in Crimea? Could someone please summarize why there seems to be tension?

    5. Revolutionary-Ebb380 on

      Hard for me to say, but I would have preferred to see Fedorov remain in an advisory role and stay somewhat involved rather than contributing to further divisions. It would also be interesting to hear Syrskyi’s perspective. As for the specifics of their respective approaches and the disagreements between them, those are details we’ll probably never learn.

    6. Федоров може стати тим самим, хто змінить систему, ще б зеленського відсторонити

    7. FlagFootballSaint on

      Should we help to destroy Russia or to destroy Ukraine from within?

      Ukraine elites: „Yes!“

    8. uncleartruth on

      Giving an ultimatum is the ultimate immature move and putting self over country. He who issued it should be removed.

    9. If Zelinski is taking syrskis side than it’s very obvious that any advisory role would be purely for show and would not be taken seriously.

    10. Great own goal by Zelensky, kick a beloved minister, keep a disliked general, loose a deputy airforce commander on the way… and this at a very critical point… wonder if someoen is in his ear when it comes to such stuff or if its his own ideas.

      Anyway, a very wrong move at a very wrong time.

    11. TheWesternMythos on

      Unless you have a country with full authoritian control , every country will face some form of insurgency as there will always be people who are skilled at accumulating money and power , as well as willing to destroy the state to maintain/grow their power. The even more strategic ones will understand maintaining power is best accomplished by encouraging factional friction by highlighting and exploitating existing friction/differences in priority. To make things worse there are external state actors who are very willing to work with said people. The oligarchs get more wealth (thus influence) the external state actor gets to degrade their rival state(s) and most of the rival states push back will happen internally. It’s so much easier to blame fellow citizens for being stupid than acknowledge we have been knee deep in cognitive warfare and are doing essentially nothing to defend ourselves.

    12. SillyLiving on

      This kind of stuff happens all the time in war.  Sometime you just can’t have all your best pieces in play as they will cancel each other out

    13. GooberRonny on

      Wait, Fedorov goes out and prevents thousands of deaths using his knowledge of air defense and he’s the one who gets fired. His young age was used against him and zelensky once again sided with his senior advisors while dismissing the actual smart one in the room. Ugh

    14. “Zelenskyy offered Fedorov a position as an advisor but he declined.”

      Im confused by the dynamic between Fedorov and Zelenskyy. How is it that Fedorov feels entitled enough to use his good will with the public of ukraine to publicly call for the DISMISSAL (not resignation) of the Chief of Staff of the free world’s most overachieving military. I feel like these men need to swallow their egos and present a unified message given what’s at stake right now. Even if Fedorov was literally the modern day Ulysses Grant or Napolean Bonaparte, he has no right to air out internal politicking at a time of national crisis. I am disappointed by all of this

    15. This seems to be a pretty good analysis of the situation: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/15/world/europe/ukraine-minister-of-defense-mykhailo-fedorov-zelensky-war-russia.html

    16. Independent-Bug-9352 on

      Not going to overreact too much just yet. I trust Zelenskyy more than either of these guys to weigh what’s best for Ukraine. I think he has proven himself time enough, stared down the barrel of a gun and people still doubt him. Unreal.

    17. Hot_External6228 on

      just going to wait for the LinesOnMaps video to explain this one to me

    18. Gatorinthedark on

      If 🇺🇦 is careful, they’re goin snatch victory out of the jaws of defeat. This insight will cost them lives and give the Russians time

    19. Can someone that knows what’s going on tl;dr this one? I’ve seen conflicting reports of one or both being corrupt, one or both being good or bad for Ukraine’s effort, etc. What is actually happening?

    20. Proper_Garbage9570 on

      Internal power struggles during an active invasion is the worst possible timing, and Zelensky siding with Syrskyi over a popular minister is a strange call when morale already feels fragile.

    21. Mercurion77 on

      A lot of Russian bots are around this in other threads, muddying the waters

    22. Youcandoit007 on

      Time for out with the old an in with the new. A fresh persopective is always a good thing.

    23. Time-Pomegranate-503 on

      Glad to see more people wanting to get rid of Syrskyi.. Ffs, so many soldiers have filmed their surroundings talking about how he’s getting them killed.

    24. Bustin_Parcels on

      Thanks for the Reuters link OP.

      AMK Mapping is a kid in his mum’s basement in New Zealand, apparently, fwiw.

    25. kleinpioneer on

      A combination of both tactics would be best I feel. Quit the family squabbles and stow egos away for the nation.

    26. West_of_Ishigaki on

      To me, there is clearly something more to this story that cannot be shared. Zelenskyy is not a fool. Something was uncovered that we are not privy to.

    27. KarmaChamele0n_ on

      Russia can afford a few blunders but Ukraine’s recent success is treading on a very thin line. I hope Zelensky made the right decision here.

    28. SavingsDimensions74 on

      This appears to be a very serious misstep.

      Irrespective of reasons, this is bad.

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