Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy has reshuffled top military leadership, appointing General Mykhailo Drapatyi as new commander-in-chief — a bold move following the surprise ousting of popular Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov. Drapatyi, a 43-year-old veteran who previously led Ukraine’s land forces, replaces 60-year-old Oleksandr Syrskyi, whose command style drew criticism for high troop losses. The shake-up, the most significant since the invasion began, was welcomed by protesters who had demanded Syrskyi’s removal and Fedorov’s return. Meanwhile, Ukraine intensifies strikes on Russia’s energy infrastructure, with Zelenskyy pledging precision in long- and mid-range operations. Syrskyi, who played a key role in early defense, may still serve in a future capacity, while Fedorov is being transitioned into a tech-focused advisory role.
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