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Fedorov's Resignation: Conflict Over Defense Reforms

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Mikhail Fedorov, Ukraine's former Minister of Defense, attributed his resignation to a conflict over defense reforms, particularly in procurement processes. He faced resistance from influential people and law enforcement pressure. The conflict was described as 'ideological' rather than personal. Fedorov's dismissal sparked street protests, leading to the resignation of the Chief of the General Staff as well. Fedorov stated he would not join the political opposition or participate in protests demanding his reinstatement during the war.

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  1. 24 Канал | Новини України avatar

    24 Канал | Новини України

    Telegram / @channel24_ua

    ⚡️Причина звільнення в тому, що дуже багато людей "оточили" Міноборони...

  2. Андрій Смолій avatar

    Андрій Смолій

    Telegram / @smolii_ukraine

    ⚡Причина мого звільнення пов'язана з тендерами, закупівлями. Дуже бага...

  3. Ukrainska Pravda | Українська правда avatar

    Ukrainska Pravda | Українська правда

    RSS / @pravda.com.ua/rss

    Федоров пов’язав своє звільнення з реформами в Міноборони: "Наступив н...

  4. News Agency UNIAN avatar

    News Agency UNIAN

    RSS / @unian.net/rss

    Федоров озвучил свою версию причины своей отставки По его словам, посл...

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