同时任命两名高官，或与未来大选有关，泽连斯基提名新防长人选

Group 1 - Ukrainian President Zelensky has nominated First Deputy Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov as the new Minister of Defense, indicating a shift towards a technology-driven approach in warfare, particularly focusing on drone production and collaboration with private manufacturers and startups [1] - The appointment of Fedorov is seen as a strategic move to enhance Ukraine's technological capabilities in warfare, with drones expected to play a crucial role in maintaining stability during the ongoing conflict [1] - Russian experts suggest that this appointment is part of Zelensky's efforts to strengthen his position against domestic political rivals ahead of upcoming elections [1] Group 2 - The head of Ukraine's military intelligence, Kyrylo Budanov, has been appointed as the new head of the Presidential Office, which may complicate his potential presidential candidacy [2] - Budanov's new role will focus on security issues and the development of defense and security forces, indicating a potential shift in Ukraine's political landscape [2] - The appointment of Budanov has drawn criticism from Russian officials, who view it as a sign of Ukraine's increasing reliance on foreign influence, particularly from the UK [2] Group 3 - Russian Defense Ministry reported that it has provided the U.S. with data regarding a Ukrainian drone attack aimed at the Russian presidential residence, which could lead to increased pressure on Zelensky from the U.S. [3] - Russian military experts claim that significant territorial gains are expected by 2025, with a focus on the Donbas region and the complete "liberation" of the Kursk area [3] - Ukrainian military experts predict that the conflict may continue until 2026, with potential negotiations for a ceasefire becoming more active by mid-February, depending on the evolving military and political situation [3]