Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has appointed Ihor Klymenko, who previously served as interior minister, as national security adviser, according to reports. Klymenko replaces Rustam Umarov, who led negotiations with the United States to end the war with Russia.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has appointed Ihor Klymenko, who previously served as interior minister, as national security adviser, replacing Rustam Umarov. Umarov had led negotiations with the United States to end the war with Russia. The announcement was made on Friday, according to reports. Klymenko's appointment comes amid the ongoing war with Russia. The position of national security adviser is a key role in coordinating Ukraine's defense and diplomatic efforts. The reports did not provide additional details on the reasons for the change or the timing of the appointment.
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