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Mykhailo Drapatyi has been appointed Commander of Joint Forces after submitting his resignation as Ground Forces Commander, President Zelensky announced on June 3. Drapatyi resigned from his previous role on June 1, after following a deadly Russian missile strike that killed at least 12 Ukrainian soldiers at a training camp in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast earlier that day.

He was then summoned meeting with Zelensky on June 3. I explained to the president the reasons for my decision (to resign). The president heard & supported me, suggested that we focus on the main issues — war, at front line, and victory," he Drapatyi wrote on Telegram.
The commander also emphasized the need to change the culture of commanders' attitudes toward their soldiers, the performance of their duties, and the value of the life of every Ukrainian soldier.

"I received a task from the president. I am staying in the ranks, on the front line. Where I have to be, where I can do the most," Drapatyi said.

During his evening address, Zelensky said that Drapatyi would be appointed Commander of the Joint Forces and focus "exclusively on combat issues."
The Russian strike in question hit the 239th Polygon, a Ground Forces training ground north of the city of Dnipro, on June 1. 

Drapatyi, confirming the location and when announcing his resignation, said the victims were mostly young recruits who "should have learned, lived, and fought — not died."

The attack killed 12 people and injured more than 60 others, according to the Ground Forces press office.