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Zelensky expects Ukraine to expand deep-strike operations under new Defense Minister Yevhen Khmara, citing his significant experience conducting such operations while serving in the SBU. Zelensky said he expects Khmara to remain personally involved in this area. Other priorities include strengthening air and anti-ballistic defenses before winter, auditing agreements with partners, and delivering decisions on mobilization, contracts and troop rotations.

Zelensky expects Ukraine to expand deep-strike operations under new Defense Minister Yevhen Khmara, citing his significant experience conducting such operations while serving in the SBU. Zelensky said he expects Khmara to remain personally involved in this area. Other priorities include strengthening air and anti-ballistic defenses before winter, auditing agreements with partners, and delivering decisions on mobilization, contracts and troop rotations.
Zelensky expects Ukraine to expand deep-strike operations under new Defense Minister Yevhen Khmara, citing his significant experience conducting such operations while serving in the SBU. Zelensky said he expects Khmara to remain personally involved in this area. Other priorities include strengthening air and anti-ballistic defenses before winter, auditing agreements with partners, and delivering decisions on mobilization, contracts and troop rotations.

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