Ukraine overhauls its top military leadership as it continues fighting Russia’s invasion, multiple outlets report. The changes come after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy dismisses the commander-in-chief, following public pressure, and installs new leadership intended to steer the war effort. ABC News and The Independent describe the move broadly as Ukraine introducing new military leaders to continue operations against Russia. The Winnipeg Free Press and Stuff.co.nz frame the reshuffle as an effort to reorganize command structure at the highest level while combat continues. Stuff.co.nz specifies that Zelenskyy fires the commander-in-chief before the new appointments take effect and links the decision to domestic pressure. Across the reports, the common thread is that Ukraine is replacing senior command figures with new personnel in its military leadership amid an ongoing conflict, signaling a shift in how the military is managed at the top. The outlets do not provide consistent additional detail beyond the fact of the personnel changes and their stated purpose of supporting the fight against Russia.