Drapatyj brought "freedom" to the Ukrainian army and developed a war plan

Mykhailo Drapatyj has been in charge of the Ukrainian army for three months, implementing significant personnel changes and shifting from micromanagement to decentralized command. He has initiated a 'cleaning' process within the General Staff and the army, focusing on retaining experienced officers and preparing a long-term war strategy. Drapatyj's approach emphasizes freedom for commanders and strategic oversight rather than direct control. He reorganized military groupings on the front lines, particularly in Donbas, where intense battles are anticipated. Additionally, he has introduced new principles for military leadership, prioritizing the protection of personnel and the need for a predictable military service. Drapatyj's team is reportedly working on a comprehensive war plan, addressing the previous lack of strategic vision.