Zelenski cree que unas elecciones en el contexto actual supondrían el colapso de Ucrania

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has firmly rejected the possibility of holding national elections while the country remains in a state of war with Russia. He stated that conducting a vote under current conditions would be counterproductive and potentially destabilizing for the nation.

Zelensky’s position is rooted in the belief that an electoral process during the ongoing conflict would incite internal division. He warned that such fragmentation could lead to the collapse of the Ukrainian state, prioritizing national unity and stability over democratic procedures for the duration of the hostilities.