Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko resigned: Social networks are asking: 'Why did Zelensky fire you?'

Ukrainian Prime Minister Yuliya Svyrydenko resigned. According to her, she made the decision after discussing key national challenges with President Volodymyr Zelensky.

They reportedly discussed changes needed to strengthen government operations going forward. They also discussed Ukraine’s current relations with international partners.

Julia Svyrydenko in her post on Twitter (now X) emphasized the importance of combining power and resources. She thanked Zelenskyy for his trust and evaluation. She expressed pride in having recently led the government through difficult times.

Svyrydenko thanked everyone who is currently defending the Ukrainian land. She called them the basis of national independence. She also thanked her entire government team for their service. Together they visited each region, focusing especially on the frontline areas.

“Thank you to every man and woman who defends the land of Ukraine. Our fighters are our strength and the foundation of our independence,” she wrote.

They made tough decisions under intense pressure all the time. They survived the harsh winter without stopping the Ukrainian economy.

Zelenskyy and Svyrydenko also discussed the next step. She remains ready to serve Ukraine in any capacity.

“I am ready to serve the Ukrainian state and perform all tasks aimed at strengthening the position of Ukraine, defending our national interests and bringing a just peace closer. Glory to Ukraine!” she concluded.

Reaction on social networks

Julia Svyrydenko’s post on social networks received mixed reactions.

“Why did he fire you? Is it related to the assassination of the Ukrainians in Monaco? Or did Lindsey get sick after shaking hands with the Kiev dictator?” one user asked.

“I hope I never see you in the Ukrainian government again. Miss Fuel Crisis and Miss Tarot Cards. You pander, not serve,” blasted another user.

“God move forward. Ukraine has massively affected Russia’s economy and disrupted its logistics, and last week re-launched Turkey’s firing in the Marianas Sea of Azov. The future looks brighter,” another user commented.

Another user wrote: “Ruling a country at war, under bombs, with no good options and the whole world watching. Not many people could do what she did. Thank you, Yulia.”

“I sincerely thank you, Mrs. Julia, for your work at the head of the government in a difficult time for the country! I wish you all the best in the future, both in the service of Ukraine and in your personal life!!!!” came from another.

Another user stated: “This is a purely personal opinion, offered with the humility befitting a global citizen… that at the right moment you would be fully capable of honorably assuming the responsibility of the highest office in the Ukrainian nation…”