Head of the Presidential Office, Kyrylo Budanov, said that public concerns over the resignation of former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov had been acknowledged, urging Ukrainians to remain calm as the government works to resolve the situation.In a post on Telegram on Monday, July 20, Budanov said the wave of protests reflected citizens’ engagement rather than division.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official.“The situation surrounding the recent internal changes has caused strong emotions. I understand the people who are expressing their position. Indifference is not who we are – civic engagement has held our state together throughout these years. The position of society has been heard,” he wrote.Budanov said the situation was being handled “professionally, constructively, and in the interests of the state.”“I ask everyone to remain calm. Discussion is a normal part of a free country. It is important that it continues peacefully, without provocations that could harm national security,” Budanov emphasized.He also called on Ukrainians to reject hatred, warning that Russia is closely monitoring every internal dispute in Ukraine and “is waiting for us to start fighting among ourselves.”“I will tell our enemies directly: you will not get your wish. Let us focus on our shared victory. Ukraine will emerge from this situation even stronger. Work is underway, and there will be results,” Budanov added.