In an interview with 444.hu, Balázs Jarábik argued that Ukraine is moving beyond the highly centralized governance model that has defined President Volodymyr Zelensky’s wartime leadership. He noted that growing internal pressures, institutional frictions, and the re-emergence of political actors are gradually eroding the concentration of power. Jarábik’s assessment points to a transition toward a more fragmented and contested political environment, where decision-making is no longer as tightly controlled and informal power centers are gaining relevance.