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Zelenskyy Dismisses Kamyshin as Strategic Adviser
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Zelenskyy Dismisses Kamyshin as Strategic Adviser

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

Translated from Lithuanian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • President Volodymyr Zelenskyy dismissed Oleksandr Kamyshin as his strategic affairs adviser under a decree signed on Aug. 31.
  • Kamyshin said Ukraine’s domestic defense industry had become strategic over the past two years and was integrating with European and U.S. defense industries.
  • He said he planned to continue working in defense, focusing on investment in military technology and international partnerships.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has dismissed Oleksandr Kamyshin as his adviser on strategic affairs, ending his time in the presidential role through a decree signed on Aug. 31.

Kamyshin said that during the past two years Ukraine’s domestic defense industry had become a strategic sector and had begun integrating into the defense-industrial architecture of Europe and the United States.

I thank the president for his trust and the opportunity to be useful.

— Oleksandr KamyshinKamyshin responded to his dismissal from the presidential advisory post.

He thanked Zelenskyy for his trust and said he intended to remain active in defense. His priorities, he said, would include attracting investment to Ukraine’s military technology industry and developing international partnerships.

“Together we continue building the arsenal of the free world,” Kamyshin wrote. Kamyshin previously headed Ukraine’s Ministry for Strategic Industries and chaired the board of the state railway company Ukrzaliznytsia. He left the ministerial post in 2024 and became the president’s strategic affairs adviser.

Together we continue building the arsenal of the free world.

— Oleksandr KamyshinKamyshin described his continued focus on Ukraine’s defense industry and international partnerships.
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