This analytical report covers the latest global and Ukrainian developments. The war in Venezuela, initiated by a US military campaign under Donald Trump, has already resulted in strikes on Caracas and the disappearance of President Maduro. Civilian evacuations are underway, and power balances are shifting in the country.
For Ukraine, President Zelensky is reportedly planning significant government reshuffles, including potential replacements of ministers and the SBU head. The possible appointment of Mykhailo Fedorov as Defense Minister and Shmyhal returning to the Energy Ministry are under discussion, with public and expert debate on the effectiveness of these moves.
The international section features The Telegraph's analysis predicting a possible internal coup against Putin in Russia by 2026, citing growing public dissatisfaction due to the war and ongoing economic decline.
In domestic politics, a new IPSOS poll published by The Washington Post shows Valeriy Zaluzhny now leading in the first round of Ukraine's presidential vote, overtaking Zelensky. Key concerns among Ukrainians remain corruption and unpunished criminals.
The article also reviews ongoing Russian attacks against Ukrainian cities, humanitarian challenges, and external diplomatic support, particularly from the Czech Republic.
