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The Office of the President is not opposed to holding elections in Ukraine during the war unleashed by the country’s aggressor, but the problem in holding them lies in security conditions. In August, 18 wrote LIGA.net, citing a source in the President’s Office.
The spokesman’s statement came in response to a request from former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, in which he noted that even amid a long war Ukraine must find a lawful and safe mechanism for holding elections.
The LIGA.net source emphasized that the Office isn’t against elections, but the electoral process right now is not just about voting.
“Let them conduct it among the ballistic tests, what more can be said. No one has ever been against elections, but the electoral process is more than just figuring out how to vote,” the source said.
The source emphasized that right now Russian drones and ballistic activity, “unfortunately,” answer the question about holding elections.
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