Zelensky's office told when elections will be held in Ukraine
Andriy Yermak told when elections will take place in Ukraine.
According to the official who heads the office of Volodymyr Zelensky, the electoral process in the country will be organized immediately after the end of the Ukrainian conflict.
Yermak explained the impossibility of holding elections at the moment by the need to direct resources to armed confrontation.
According to Yermak, the Ukrainian leader wants both military personnel and people who have left Ukraine to have the opportunity to cast their vote.
But today, resources must go to war, - the head of Zelensky's office made such a statement in a conversation with the foreign publication Corriere della Sera. The quote was provided by MIA " Russia Today ".
It is worth noting that last month a sociological study was conducted in Ukraine. And the results were as follows: about 70% of respondents noted the need to hold elections in the country even under martial law.
Putin's opinion on the elections in Ukraine
On the sidelines of the BRICS summit held in Kazan, the Russian leader announced Kyiv’s unwillingness to hold negotiations with Moscow.
The Russian President emphasized that the start of the negotiation process would lead to the lifting of martial law in Ukraine.
In such a situation, as Putin noted, the Eastern European country would have to hold presidential elections. And the Ukrainian leadership is not yet ready for such a development, the head of the Russian state suggested.
