Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has submitted his resignation ahead of a significant cabinet reshuffle, coinciding with a fresh wave of Russian missile attacks that resulted in at least seven fatalities, including a child. Kuleba's departure marks a pivotal change in President Zelensky's administration, which has seen the resignation of several ministers, including those responsible for strategic industries and justice. Speaker of Parliament Ruslan Stefanchuk confirmed that Kuleba's resignation will be reviewed in an upcoming session. Reports suggest that Deputy Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha is the frontrunner to succeed Kuleba. This cabinet shake-up follows widespread dissatisfaction within the Ukrainian government regarding its diplomatic efforts amid ongoing conflict with Russia. The reshuffle also raises concerns about the stability of Zelensky's administration as it faces external pressures and internal challenges.