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Oleksandr Syrskyi, the former Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, has been a pivotal figure in Ukraine's military landscape. Known for his operational-tactical prowess, he faced criticism at the strategic level, especially with his recent dismissal which drew public attention. Amid protests supporting former Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, Syrskyi's leadership was under scrutiny. President Zelenskyy's reshuffling of military leadership, including appointing Mykhailo Drapatyi as his replacement, marks a significant shift. The series of personnel changes highlights the complexities in Ukraine's defense strategies as it navigates both internal conflicts and external pressures.
What are Oleksandr Syrskyi's strengths in military command?
Oleksandr Syrskyi is recognized for his abilities in planning and conducting offensive operations. However, there are noted shortcomings in his strategic capabilities, specifically in the context of commanding the Armed Forces of Ukraine on a broader, more strategic level. This balance of skills had implications during his tenure and in the recent reshuffle of military leadership.
Why was Oleksandr Syrskyi dismissed from his position?
The dismissal of Oleksandr Syrskyi as Commander-in-Chief can be attributed to a combination of internal political factors and public pressure. His strategic approaches and leadership during ongoing conflicts, as well as his contentious relationship with the former defence minister, factored into the decision. The shift is part of a broader governmental restructuring to enhance the military's effectiveness.
How does the public perceive the changes in Ukraine's military leadership?
Public opinion is divided regarding the recent personnel changes in Ukraine's military leadership. While a significant portion supported Oleksandr Syrskyi's dismissal, a larger majority opposed the resignation of former Defence Minister Fedorov, sparking widespread protests. These demonstrations underscore the public's involvement and concern over military and governmental reforms.
Who replaced Oleksandr Syrskyi as Commander-in-Chief?
Mykhailo Drapatyi was appointed as the new Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, following Oleksandr Syrskyi's dismissal. Drapatyi's appointment is seen as a significant move in reshaping Ukraine's military command, reflecting both internal strategic changes and responses to public sentiment regarding defense leadership.
What factors contribute to the strategic challenges faced by Ukraine's armed forces?
Ukraine's armed forces face strategic challenges due to ongoing external aggression and internal political dynamics. Leadership transitions, such as the recent replacement of Oleksandr Syrskyi, indicate attempts to strengthen military strategies. These challenges are compounded by the need for effective operational tactics and robust defense policies to counter ongoing threats.
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Personnel revolution in army. What next? | IRYNA ROMALIISKA. VIDEO A new political analysis programme on the ‘ButusovPlus’ channel reviewed the week’s key events, including the resignation of Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi, the appointment of Mykhailo Drapatyi to that post, and the ‘cardboard’ protests, which have now been going on for eight days,... 2 651 7 Previously in trend: Fedorov’s resignation
What is really behind dismissals of Fedorov and Syrskyi? | Yurii Butusov. VIDEO Junior Lieutenant Yurii Butusov, commander of a UAV company in the 23rd Assault Regiment of the National Guard’s 2nd Khartiia Corps, analyses the latest developments live. 9 156 10 Previously in trend: Fedorov’s resignation Syrskyi dismissal
Who is Drapatyi? Ukraine’s commander-in-chief reprimanded three times by Syrskyi // Uncensored. VIDEO Mykhailo Drapatyi has become the new Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. How does he differ from Oleksandr Syrskyi, why has he earned a reputation as a commander who takes responsibility, and what can realistically be expected from his appointment? 5 354 11 Previously in trend: Syrskyi dismissal
Analysis of Syrskyi’s column: How should we understand Zelenskyy’s favourite? // Uncensored. VIDEO Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi published a column titled "My Job Is War," in which he denied having a conflict with Mykhailo Fedorov, discussed personnel decisions, and explained who should be responsible for mobilisation reform. 4 177 17 Previously in trend: Uncensored
Portnikov: there are currently no legal grounds for Syrskyi’s dismissal. VIDEO Despite reports of a possible replacement for the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleksandr Syrskyi, current procedures do not allow such a decision to be taken until a new Minister of Defence has been appointed. 9 563 108 Previously in trend: Syrskyi–Fedorov conflict Fedorov’s resignation
Protests for Fedorov’s return and Syrskyi’s resignation continue in Kyiv and other cities for fifth day. VIDEO&PHOTOS On Monday evening, 20 July, Ukrainians took to the streets in several cities for the fifth time to protest against the resignation of former Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov. 4 623 87 Previously in trend: Fedorov’s resignation Syrskyi dismissal
"Bring Fedorov back, sack Syrskyi": protests enter their fourth day in Kyiv, Lviv and other cities. VIDEO&PHOTOS On the evening of Sunday, 19 July, people gathered once again in Kyiv and Lviv to protest, demanding that Mykhailo Fedorov be reinstated as Minister of Defence. There are also calls for Oleksandr Syrskyi to be dismissed from his post as Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. 5 930 51 Previously in trend: Fedorov’s resignation Syrskyi dismissal
Syrskyi orders troops who attended Fedorov support rally recalled from leave and punished – Sternenko. VIDEO Following protests against the dismissal of Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, military personnel who supported the rallies began being recalled from leave and threatened with disciplinary action. 18 708 70 Previously in trend: Fedorov’s resignation
Syrskyi out! – demonstrators at rally supporting Fedorov. VIDEO During a rally in support of Mykhailo Fedorov in Kyiv, Ukrainian citizens demanded the resignation of Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi, rather than that of the defence minister. 5 406 82 Previously in trend: Fedorov’s resignation
Why are people fuming over Fedorov and Kim? // Uncensored. VIDEO Journalist Maryna Danyliuk-Yarmolaieva examines the appointments in Serhii Koretskyi’s new Cabinet, Mykhailo Fedorov’s dismissal, the Defence Ministry’s conflict with Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi, and a peaceful rally by Ukrainians. 4 182 15 Previously in trend: Uncensored
Zelenskyy has not yet chosen Syrskyi’s side, - Fedorov. VIDEO Mykhailo Fedorov believes that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has not yet sided with Syrskyi. 4 291 40 Previously in trend: Fedorov’s resignation
Syrskyi is willing to engage in intrigue rather than figure out how to defeat Russia asymmetrically," - Fedorov. VIDEO Mykhailo Fedorov stated that the war has changed, so we need to come up with asymmetric solutions to win. But Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi did not do this. 13 940 116 Previously in trend: Fedorov’s resignation
Russia has amassed more than 721,000 soldiers against Ukraine – Syrskyi. VIDEO Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi said that the offensive grouping of the Russian army in Ukraine numbers 721,300 soldiers. 2 455 30 Previously in trend: Russian troops are preparing new offensive Russian army
Assault units advanced up to 1.6 km in certain areas in Pokrovsk district, - Syrskyi. VIDEO Despite the enemy's unsuccessful attempts to advance in some areas, our soldiers searched for and destroyed the enemy on the territory of 3.4 square kilometres of Pokrovsk district, Donetsk region, over the past day. 5 140 5
Enemy has lost over 12,000 troops in Dobropillia operation – Zelenskyy. VIDEO President Volodymyr Zelenskyy`s address to Ukrainians at the end of the 1323rd day of the war with Russia. 2 917 27 Previously in trend: Enemy losses Zelenskyy’s address
More than 305,000 occupiers have been neutralised since beginning of year, - Syrskyi. VIDEO Since the beginning of the year, the Defence Forces have neutralised 305,630 Russian soldiers. 1 396 4 Previously in trend: Elimination of Russian occupying forces
Russians have lost nearly 300,000 soldiers since start of year – Syrskyi. VIDEO The losses of the Russian army since the beginning of the year have already reached almost 300 thousand (299,210) people. 1 942 4 Previously in trend: Elimination of Russian occupiers
In August, occupiers’ losses in manpower amounted to 28,790 people, - Syrskyi. VIDEO In August alone, the losses among the Russian army's military amounted to 28,790 people. 1 058 9 Previously in trend: Enemy losses
Over 27,000 units of Russian military vehicles destroyed since start of year – Syrskyi. VIDEO Since the beginning of 2025, Ukraine’s Defense Forces have destroyed 27,212 units of Russian military vehicles. 805 2 Previously in trend: Destruction of Russian equipment
Russian Federation has lost over 276,000 military personnel since beginning of year, - Syrskyi. VIDEO Since the beginning of the year, the Russian occupiers' losses in manpower have reached more than 276,000 soldiers. 1 858 43 Previously in trend: Destruction of Russian equipment Enemy losses
Over 267,000 Russian troops lost since beginning of year – Syrskyi. VIDEO Since the beginning of the year, Russian occupiers have lost over 267,000 personnel. 1 529 10 Previously in trend: Enemy losses
Since beginning of year, occupiers’ losses in manpower have already exceeded 250,000 people - Syrskyi. VIDEO The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi has announced the number of Russian occupiers eliminated since the beginning of 2025. 1 441 16 Previously in trend: Enemy losses
Since beginning of year, enemy has been losing average of 1,200 servicemen daily – Syrskyi. VIDEO Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi revealed the average daily losses of Russian occupiers in 2025. 1 567 10 Previously in trend: Enemy losses
230,000 occupiers neutralized in first half of 2025 – Syrskyi. VIDEO In the first half of 2025, the Ukrainian Defence Forces have already neutralised more than 230,000 Russian occupiers, 1,311 tanks and 2,885 armoured vehicles. 961 1 Previously in trend: Enemy losses
Occupiers lost 32,420 personnel in June – Syrskyi. VIDEO In June alone, the total losses of the occupiers in manpower amounted to 32,420 people. 1 026 1 Previously in trend: Enemy losses
Ukrainian forces strike 99 Russian troop concentration areas in one week. VIDEO Ukrainian forces struck 99 concentration areas of Russian occupation troops in just one week. 1 677 4 Previously in trend: Situation at front
Ukrainian Defense Forces neutralize 7,440 occupiers in past week – Syrskyi. VIDEO Eliminating enemy infantry before they reach our positions is one of the key tasks. 802 6 Previously in trend: Elimination of Russian occupying forces
Defense Forces have destroyed nearly 20,000 units of occupiers’ vehicles since beginning of year – Syrskyi. VIDEO Since the beginning of the year, Ukraine’s Defense Forces have destroyed nearly 20,000 units of enemy military vehicles. 5 265 5 Previously in trend: Situation at front
More than 3,500 units of occupiers’ vehicles were destroyed in May, - Syrskyi. VIDEO In May 2025, more than 3,500 vehicles of the Russian occupiers were damaged. 1 955 10 Previously in trend: Destruction of Russian equipment
Enemy has lost over 7,000 artillery systems since start of year – Syrskyi. VIDEO Nearly 1,400 enemy artillery systems were destroyed in May. 1 430 5 Previously in trend: Destruction of Russian equipment
Occupiers’ losses have exceeded 190,000 since start of year – Syrskyi. VIDEO Since the beginning of 2025, Russia has lost nearly 200,000 occupiers in its war against Ukraine. 1 783 38 Previously in trend: Enemy losses
Ukrainian forces have destroyed or damaged 6,788 Russian artillery systems since beginning of year – Syrskyi. VIDEO Thanks to the professional and coordinated efforts of Ukrainian troops, over 6,700 Russian artillery systems have been destroyed or damaged since the beginning of the year, including a total of 6,788 units. 1 811 5 Previously in trend: Situation at front
Enemy continues attempts to breach our defense, suffering heavy losses – Syrskyi. VIDEO The enemy continues its attempts to breach our defensive lines, suffering heavy losses in manpower and equipment. 3 014 3 Previously in trend: War Situation at front
Since beginning of year, occupiers have lost 185,000 people, according to Syrskyi. VIDEO Since the beginning of 2025, the Russian invaders have lost 185,000 people at the front in Ukraine. 1 076 11 Previously in trend: Enemy losses
More than 177,000 people have been lost by occupiers since beginning of year, according to Syrskyi. VIDEO Since the beginning of the year, enemy losses have reached over 177,000 people. 1 173 5 Previously in trend: Enemy losses
Enemy losses reach nearly 170,000 since beginning of year – Syrskyi. VIDEO Since the beginning of the year, enemy losses have reached nearly 170,000 troops (169,970). 1 375 17 Previously in trend: Elimination of Russian occupiers
Ukrainian drones destroyed over 160,000 enemy targets in two months – Syrskyi. VIDEO Over the past two months — March and April — Ukrainian drones have struck and destroyed more than 160,000 enemy targets. 1 033 6 Previously in trend: Destruction of Russian equipment
Almost 600,000 enemy casualties in 1 year and 4 months – Syrskyi. VIDEO The enemy’s manpower losses over the past year and four months have reached nearly 600,000 (591,950), according to the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. 1 728 20 Previously in trend: Enemy losses
Syrskyi: Nearly 155,000 Russian troops eliminated by Ukraine since start of year — every crime will be punished. VIDEO In 2025, the Defence Forces units eliminated 154,530 Russian occupiers 2 415 20 Previously in trend: Elimination of Russian occupiers
Syrskyi: Increasing combat capability of unmanned systems on battlefield is priority. VIDEO The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleksandr Syrskyi, said that one of the key priorities is to increase the combat capabilities of unmanned systems on the battlefield. 1 296 2 Previously in trend: Drones against occupiers
Over past week, Defence Forces destroyed 408 enemy artillery systems, - Syrskyi. VIDEO Thanks to precise drone strikes, counter-battery combat and the professional work of all components of the Ukrainian Defence Forces, 408 enemy artillery systems were destroyed last week alone. 1 474 12 Previously in trend: Destruction of Russian equipment
Zelenskyy had conversation with Syrskyi: We remain active to prevent occupier from entering territory of Sumy and Kharkiv regions. VIDEO President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had a conversation with Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Oleksandr Syrskyi on the situation on the frontline. 1 857 12 Previously in trend: Fighting in Kursk and Sumy regions Hostilities in Kharkiv region Zelenskyy’s address
Ukrainian Armed Forces have destroyed almost 10,000 units of enemy vehicles and special equipment since beginning of year, - Syrskyi. VIDEO Since the beginning of 2025, the Ukrainian Defence Forces have destroyed 9838 units of Russian occupiers' vehicles and special equipment. 3 213 10 Previously in trend: Destruction of Russian equipment
Defence forces neutralise 1609 enemy armoured combat vehicles and 748 tanks. VIDEO Thanks to the coordinated combat work of our defenders, 1609 enemy armoured combat vehicles and 748 tanks have been destroyed since the beginning of the year. 1 895 2 Previously in trend: Situation at front
Since beginning of 2024, occupiers’ losses have amounted to more than half million people – Syrskyi. VIDEO Since the beginning of 2024, the losses of the Russian occupiers have amounted to more than half a million people. 1 721 18 Previously in trend: Enemy losses
Total enemy losses in manpower since beginning of year have exceeded 100,000 people - Syrskyi. VIDEO Thanks to the coordinated and professional work of our defenders, the total losses of the Russian occupiers in manpower since the beginning of this year have exceeded 100,000 people. 3 582 36 Previously in trend: Elimination of Russian occupying forces
Since beginning of year, Russia’s manpower losses have exceeded 74,000 personnel – Syrskyi. VIDEO The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, General Oleksandr Syrskyi, said that since the beginning of 2025, the total losses of the Russian occupiers in manpower have exceeded 74,000 people. 1 774 10
Defence forces destroyed almost 1000 Russian vehicles over past week, - Syrskyi. VIDEO Over the past week (from 11 to 17 February), the occupiers' losses in vehicles amounted to 967 units. 2 721 9
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