Khmara, who has served as acting defense minister since June, is set to shed his temporary title should parliament approve the appointment. His tenure began abruptly after the removal of Mykhailo Fedorov, a decision that sparked significant friction within government circles. Alongside him, Sybiha is slated to take charge of the foreign ministry, marking a critical reshuffle of the nation's diplomatic and security apparatus. A parliamentary vote on both nominations is expected this Wednesday, a session that will signal whether the administration has successfully navigated the current political turbulence.
Zelenskiy Moves to Stabilize Cabinet with New Defense and Foreign Chiefs
Political instability in Kyiv faces a potential turning point as President Volodymyr Zelenskiy moves to formalize his leadership team. Lawmakers confirm the president has nominated Yevhenii Khmara for defense minister and Andrii Sybiha for the foreign ministry, seeking to close a volatile chapter following recent high-level government dismissals.





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