The Fedorov Firing: What Actually Happened, and Why It Matters
Zelenskyy dismissed defence minister Fedorov on 16 July 2026 after a reform fight with army chief Syrskyi, triggering protests in nearly 20 cities and Western concern.
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Zelenskyy dismissed defence minister Fedorov on 16 July 2026 after a reform fight with army chief Syrskyi, triggering protests in nearly 20 cities and Western concern.
Zelenskyy dismissed defence minister Fedorov on 16 July 2026 after a reform fight with army chief Syrskyi, triggering protests in nearly 20 cities and Western concern.
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