According to the “Ukrainian Pravda” report on July 29, during an interview with the media, former Ukrainian Defense Minister Fedorov responded to Italian Defense Minister Croseto's invitation to Italy to work as an adviser. “I can say for sure that I will stay in Ukraine. In other words, I'm not going to work in another country.” Fedorov said in an interview that any of his future work will revolve around plans related to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. Fedorov also claimed that he now definitely “has no moral right to do anything else and leave Ukraine.” “I know what to do next. Parliament removed me as Secretary of Defense, but it did not take away my vision and ideas on how to act next.”

According to the “Ukrainian Pravda” report on July 29, during an interview with the media, former Ukrainian Defense Minister Fedorov responded to Italian Defense Minister Croseto's invitation to Italy to work as an adviser. “I can say for sure that I will stay in Ukraine. In other words, I'm not going to work in another country.” Fedorov said in an interview that any of his future work will revolve around plans related to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. Fedorov also claimed that he now definitely “has no moral right to do anything else and leave Ukraine.” “I know what to do next. Parliament removed me as Secretary of Defense, but it did not take away my vision and ideas on how to act next.”