President Volodymyr Zelensky and his team at Bankovaya are planning to replace the prime minister and, possibly, a number of key ministers in the fall, Ukrayinska Pravda writes, citing sources in the President's Office..

" Who? You won't dissolve the Rada now. Some official in the President's Office - small. Only the Cabinet of Ministers remains,"

Thus, either the entire Cabinet of Ministers, headed by the prime minister, or several of the most inefficient ministers may resign in the fall..

According to the UP, the authorities are considering five options at once in exchange for Denys Shmyhal:.

The first is Deputy Chairman of the OPU Rostislav Shurma, who previously worked at the enterprises of the oligarch Rinat Akhmetov, and before working at the OPU he was the general director of the Zaporizhstal plant.. True, Shurma himself is not willing to accept the position..

Second - First Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Economy Yulia Sviridenko. However, Sviridenko's chances were greatly shaken due to a shortage of fuel, for which she was personally responsible to the president..

The third candidate is Infrastructure Minister Oleksandr Kubrakov, who spent the first weeks of the war in the presidential bunker until the entire Cabinet of Ministers returned to Kyiv in April..

The fourth candidate is Alexei Chernyshev, Minister for the Development of Communities and Territories, who is not averse to taking the lead in the government.

The last, fifth, candidate is Defense Minister Alexei Reznikov. However, there is a high probability that his position will not be touched at all, since it is incorrect to change the Minister of Defense during the war. Reznikov himself in the Ministry of Defense feels uncomfortable and is happy to change the ministry.

On Bankova sharply ask questions and other officials. In particular, those close to the president are complaining about Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba, who allegedly does not work with embassies.

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It should be noted that during the war, Minister of Agrarian Policy Roman Leshchenko resigned..

Also on the eve of the war, activists demanded the resignation of a number of other officials, in particular, the Minister of Education and Science Sergei Shkarlet.