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[[Syrsky]] was indeed fired in late July, 2026. After being offered several lesser positions by Zelensky, Fedorov declared that he will not accept anything lower than Defense Minister owing to his belief that no other role provides the ability of shaping the future of the armed forces.
[[Syrsky]] was indeed fired in late July, 2026. After being offered several lesser positions by Zelensky, Fedorov declared that he will not accept anything lower than Defense Minister owing to his belief that no other role provides the ability of shaping the future of the armed forces.
==Criticism of storing munitions in civilian areas in Ukraine==
Fedorov has long pointed out that [[Ukraine]]’s severe lack of [[Patriot missile]] interceptors has resulted in the [[military]] storing [[weapon]]s in in and near [[civilian]] residential areas.
To avoid destruction from [[Russian]] [[satellite]]-guided tracking, the [[AFU]] and Ukroboronprom routinely decentralized their [[[logistics]], using, civilian apartment blocks, shopping centers, and [[retail]] warehouses to store [[drone]] components, boosters, and [[ammunition]].
[[Zelensky]] called the Myla warehouse strike in [[Bucha]] district, near [[Kyiv]] that resulted in heavy civilian casualties including at a nearby care home for the elderly and disabled, "negligence" and an "unauthorized defense site" - a legal technicality used to pass the blame onto regional commanders or enterprise heads, when he was fully cognizant of the overarching [[strategy]] to hide munitions in civilian areas.
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