Zelensky Admits Disbanding The Office Of The President Of Ukraine

According to him, it is easier to liquidate the OP than to appoint a new head.

The President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky has admitted the possibility of disbanding his Office. The head of state said this while speaking to the media, liga.net.

"As for the reset of the Office, again the question on the head of the Office - there are many such questions. I, you know, I'll be honest with you frankly: there are so many such questions and so many things, so many such different proposals, exchange of opinions... for today. Honestly, the war - [it's] much more important. So it feels like, rather than appointing a person, it's easier to eliminate the Office," the president said.

The day before, Zelensky confirmed that Deputy Prime Minister and head of the Ministry of Tsifra Mikhail Fedorov, Defense Minister Denis Shmygal, Chief of the Main Intelligence Directorate Kirill Budanov, Deputy Head of the OP Pavel Palisa and First Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Kislitsa are being considered for the post of the new head of the OP.

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