Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says he has proposed replacing Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko as part of a broader government reshuffle. Several outlets report that Zelensky frames the changes as necessary to implement an “updated political strategy.” In public remarks on social media, Zelensky expresses gratitude to Svyrydenko for what he describes as her steady and effective work as prime minister and says he has offered her an opportunity to lead a new and important role involving relations with a key partner. Sources also say Zelensky expects corresponding changes to be made with lawmakers, though he does not provide the name of her successor. The outgoing prime minister is reported to acknowledge her work in office and to say she remains available to serve the Ukrainian state. One outlet further reports that Zelensky indicates there will also be changes among the heads of law-enforcement agencies, but details are limited. Opposition commentary suggests she could move into a diplomatic role, but no official appointment is confirmed in the reports.