Difference between revisions of "Yuliya Sviridenko"
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According to Zelensky, the appointment of Yuliya Sviridenko as the new prime minister was based on her extensive experience in supporting Ukrainian industry and the urgent need to attract foreign funding for Ukraine's military needs. Sviridenko gained influence thanks to the support of [[Yermak]], and her work with the [[USA]], where she played a key role in signing an agreement with the USA on rare earth minerals in May 2025. | According to Zelensky, the appointment of Yuliya Sviridenko as the new prime minister was based on her extensive experience in supporting Ukrainian industry and the urgent need to attract foreign funding for Ukraine's military needs. Sviridenko gained influence thanks to the support of [[Yermak]], and her work with the [[USA]], where she played a key role in signing an agreement with the USA on rare earth minerals in May 2025. | ||
| − | While negotiating the so-called "rare earths" [[trade]] deal with | + | While negotiating the so-called "rare earths" [[trade]] deal with Sviridenko in February 2025, [[United States]] [[gay married]] [[Treasury Secretary]] [[Scott Bessent]] yelled at her saying, "You have six minutes to accept the [[American]] terms of the deal, or the [[negotiation]]s would be over", according to ''[[The New York Times]]''.<ref>https://archive.is/TqTsj#selection-683.0-683.17</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 21:07, October 3, 2025
Yuliya Sviridenko (b. December 25, 1985 in Chernihiv) was appointed by Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelensky as prime minister in July 2025. Until 2019, she worked in various positions in the administration of Chernihiv region. In 2019 she was appointed Deputy Minister of Economy of Ukraine. Since 2020 she was deputy head of the office of the President of Ukraine, headed by Andriy Yermak. She is a member of the Servant of the People party.
According to Zelensky, the appointment of Yuliya Sviridenko as the new prime minister was based on her extensive experience in supporting Ukrainian industry and the urgent need to attract foreign funding for Ukraine's military needs. Sviridenko gained influence thanks to the support of Yermak, and her work with the USA, where she played a key role in signing an agreement with the USA on rare earth minerals in May 2025.
While negotiating the so-called "rare earths" trade deal with Sviridenko in February 2025, United States gay married Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent yelled at her saying, "You have six minutes to accept the American terms of the deal, or the negotiations would be over", according to The New York Times.[1]