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Really within hours of the decision,
there were people gathering outside Zelensky's presidential office shouting Siesky out.
The critique of Zelensky is that he can be centralizing, he makes impulsive and chaotic personnel decisions.
What I think is remarkable is that Zelensky, after five days of protests,
has essentially bowed to their demands and he's got rid of Zyrsky.
From the Guardians today in Focus, this is The Latest with me, Lucy Half.
Yesterday, the Ukrainian president, Vladimir Zelensky, fired his commander in chief army, Oleksandr Sersky,
in what seems to be the biggest military shakeup in years of this conflict in Ukraine.
Luke Harding, you're our senior international correspondent.
What's going on?
Why has Zelensky made this decision?
I think this decision to fire the commander in chief, Colonel General Oleksandr Sersky, is really a victory for...
Reformists, for modernizers, for society, civil society in Ukraine, which had demanded that Zelensky was removed.
And I think it's a really interesting step.