Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada approved a new Cabinet of Ministers proposed by the newly appointed Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky.According to Liga.net on Thursday, the 16-member government was backed by 264 lawmakers, while 15 voted against and 19 had abstained.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official.The vote came hours after parliament approved Koretsky’s appointment as prime minister and follows the resignation of the previous government earlier this week.Cabinet positionsUnder the new government structure, some ministers kept their positions. This includes:Denys Shmyhal as the First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of EnergyTetyana Berezhna as the Deputy Prime Minister for Humanitarian Policy and Minister of CultureMatviy Bidnyy as the Minister of Youth and SportsViktor Lyashko as the Minister of HealthSerhiy Marchenko as the Minister of FinanceDenys Uliutin as the Minister of Social Policy, Family, and UnityHowever, some individuals received new obligations:Vsevolod Chentsov was appointed Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic IntegrationVitaliy Bezgin was appointed Minister of Communities, Territories, and Internally Displaced PersonsAndriy Butenko was appointed Minister of Education and ScienceIvan Vyhivskyi was appointed Minister of the InteriorTaras Vysotskyi was appointed Minister of Agrarian Policy and FoodMykola Kalashnyk was appointed Minister of Recovery, Infrastructure, and TransportVitaliy Kim was appointed Minister of Veterans AffairsOleksandr Kravchenko was appointed Minister of Economy and EnvironmentDenys Maslov was appointed Minister of JusticeOksana Ferchuk was appointed Minister of Digital Transformation