New Koretskyi Cabinet finally takes the oath
The government is officially sworn in, and the new PM is already promising that results come fast or heads will roll.
So, Serhii Koretskyi Koretskyi finally stood up in the Verkhovna Rada and read the oath. It’s the usual script about sovereignty and the constitution, but the vibe this time feels a bit more urgent than the usual bureaucratic shuffle.
The kicker here is the promise of quick results. The new PM isn't just taking the seat and chilling; he’s essentially put himself on a timer, claiming that if the work isn't showing, the reaction will be immediate. A bold strategy for a new administration that usually likes to claim a honeymoon period.
He signed the paper, told everyone thanks, and basically said, let’s get to work.
A politician who voluntarily invites accountability before he’s even settled into his office chair is either incredibly confident or hasn't checked the state of the budget yet.
Source: Ukrinform
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