Mikhail Podolyak, adviser to the office of the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky, said that the resignations of officials from the country will continue, RIA Novosti reports.

“This (resignation. - Gazeta.Ru) will continue. If you started the process and said A, you must say both B and C," Podolyak said.

According to him, people holding positions "should be transparent, not only efficient, professional."

“These processes continue, no one will be able to be in a privileged position,” said the adviser to the office of the head of state.

Speaking about the possible resignation of the Minister of Defense of Ukraine Oleksiy Reznikov, Podolyak said that it is necessary to “find a candidate for this post who can take over these issues (negotiations on the supply of weapons to Kyiv”).

Earlier, Zelensky said that new personnel decisions were planned in Ukraine after a wave of resignations.

The Ukrainian media reported on a number of corruption scandals that were associated with the country's top officials. On January 22, Zelensky also made a video message in which he signaled that major personnel changes were coming along with this.