Ukraine's ousted defense minister opens up about his clashes with the top general. He says every change hit resistance.
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An ousted Ukrainian defense minister describing constant resistance to change from the top general highlights how even existential pressure doesn’t automatically overcome institutional inertia. For large organizations, it’s a caution: wartime urgency alone doesn’t guarantee modernization — governance and incentives still decide what actually shifts.
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