Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky outlined two possible scenarios for the continuation of the war. He emphasized that the country is prepared for both fair peace negotiations and continued military action if no agreement can be reached with Russia.
The government of Ukraine is preparing for changes: Valeriy Vavreniuk was appointed as the new head of the State Border Guard Service, and a Cabinet meeting on personnel is scheduled for the 5th. Changes in the leadership of the Security Service and several ministries are also expected.
Experts note that these reshuffles aim to strengthen the power structure and divert public attention from corruption issues. The government remains focused on ensuring national defense and supporting military personnel.
Internationally, former U.S. President Donald Trump threatened Venezuela's new leadership with harsher measures than those taken against ex-leader Maduro. He also expressed concern over Russian and Chinese ships near Greenland, stating that the U.S. is ready to act even in Danish sovereign territory to ensure security.
According to sociological polls, Ukrainians are increasingly prioritizing anti-corruption and ending the war, with Telegram and YouTube being main news sources. Political competition and personnel changes may influence the upcoming presidential elections in Ukraine.
Ukrainians are urged to financially support the country's defense and be vigilant against disinformation.