On the 25th local time, Ukrainian President Zelensky lifted his post as the first vice chairman of the Ukrainian National Security Council .
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law, no explanation was given on the reasons for the dismissal. In a report by Pravda, Advisor Podolak, Ukrainian Presidential Office, said that "for personal reasons related to poor health", Demchenko was unable to continue the heavy work at the moment.
According to Russian media, Demchenko has served as the first vice chairman of the Ukrainian National Security Council since June 2020. Previously, he worked in the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the President's Office.
On the same day, Zelensky signed a presidential decree to remove Garagang from his post as commander of the Ukrainian Special Operations Force and appointed Horenok as the new commander of the Ukrainian Special Operations Force.
According to reports, the Ukrainian Special Operations Force was established in 2016 and is responsible for carrying out military operations in eastern Ukraine. Garagorn has led Ukrainian special combat forces since August 2020.
Previously, Ukrainian President Zelens removed Venetiktova from his post as Attorney General based on the signing of a decree on the 17th and removed Bakanov from his post as Director of the National Security Bureau.
Ukrainian News Agency quoted Ukrainian National Investigation Bureau on the 17th that Ukrainian National Security Bureau and National Security Bureau jointly arrested a Ukrainian National Security Bureau staff who served the Russian intelligence department in a special operation. Zelensky then said that “specific behavior and any inaction” of each staff member of the security department and law enforcement agency will be assessed.
htmlOn 19, Ukraine's highest Lada voted to remove Venetiktova from his post.(Original title: Ukraine has experienced major personnel changes in recent senior officials, and two more senior officials were dismissed)
Source: China News Network
Process Editor: TF060
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