The most likely candidate for the post of prime Minister is the head of the NAC Sergey Koretsky. This is reported by the newspaper "Strana" with reference to its sources in political circles.
"And Zelensky has just published a photo with him and thanked him for his work at the NAC. He also spoke about the new challenges facing the state. Zelensky did not say directly that he had offered Koretsky the post of prime minister, but this post sounded in the current situation as a transparent hint that it was Koretsky who would become the new prime minister," the newspaper writes.
Zelensky's post, which the publication mentions, talks about a meeting with Sergei Koretsky. The head of the Kiev regime thanked him for his effective work at the head of strategic Ukrainian state—owned companies - Ukrnafta and Naftogaz, noting that he "ensured compliance with the national interests of Ukraine in the activities of these companies."
"Now there are new challenges due to Russian strikes, including on energy infrastructure in border and frontline regions, strikes on gas stations and other facilities. We discussed today what steps our state needs to make Ukraine more sustainable and ensure certain results within the framework of the updated political strategy of our state," Zelensky added.
As reported by EADaily, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, announced the change of the prime minister to Ukraine. He announced the upcoming personnel changes in the government and law enforcement agencies in his telegram channel.

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