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is CBS I on the world with John Bachelor. Here's John Bachelor.

I welcome Anatole Leibin of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft writing most recently

over a change of direction for the Ukrainian military directed by the president of the country

Mr. Zelensky. There is a new general in chief.

Alexander Serzky, replacing a man, Salusini, who is said to be extremely popular,

politically, politically.

This has to do, we're told, with decisions made

in the spring offensive of 23 that led not to success but now understood frustration, large casualties,

and no promise of better ahead.

However, this change of command does introduce the politics of Ukraine because

this year was a nominally scheduled for an election, which I understand is now not going to be held but

Mr. Salusini when he left office was even more popular than President

Zelensky and I told a very good evening to you. Your essay introduces politics into the general and chief.

In this replacement by Sierzky, as Mr. Zolensky solved the challenge of a political rival or is Mr. Zolusiony now as an independent

capable of campaigning against the president undermining him? Those are questions you raise in your essay.

A very good evening to you.

Hello, John.

Well, when I was in Ukraine last year,

I have to say that every analyst said that they expected Salushini to run for president in future,

whether in succession to Zelensky or against him.

So that was sooner or later going to happen anyway.

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