The Ukrainian head of state has two new advisers – Dmitry Lytvyn and Alexander Kamyshin.
President Vladimir Zelensky made several appointments to the presidential office. This was confirmed by the decrees published on the OP website on Sunday, September 8.
Thus, Zelensky dismissed Viktor Mykyta, head of the Transcarpathian Regional Police Department, by decree No. 619. He was appointed deputy head of the Office of the President (Decree No. 620).
Also, the former Minister for the Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories Irina Vereshchuk (Decree No. 621) was appointed to the position of Deputy Head of the OP.
In addition, two advisers to the president were appointed – Dmitry Litvin and Alexander Kamyshin. The latter previously served as the head of the Ministry of Strategic Industry. Litvin will deal with communication issues, and Kamyshin will deal with strategic issues.
As you know, this week there are changes in the government of Ukraine. Three deputy heads of the President’s Office were also fired.
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Source: korrespondent
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