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Ukraine’s Zelensky says elections are off until ceasefire and security guarantees, citing war conditions and public opinion.
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that elections can only occur after a ceasefire and security guarantees are in place, rejecting calls for a vote during active war.
While U.S. pressure has prompted speculation about holding a presidential election and peace referendum by May 15, Ukrainian officials emphasize that wartime conditions, martial law, and widespread displacement make voting impractical.
Only 10% of Ukrainians support elections before a ceasefire, according to a 2025 poll.
Zelensky maintains that any territorial concessions must be approved by referendum, and he remains open to stepping down after peace is achieved, though he is still widely trusted.
Russia disputes his legitimacy and insists on including occupied territories in any vote, a condition Ukraine rejects.
Zelensky de Ucrania dice que las elecciones están canceladas hasta que haya un alto el fuego y garantías de seguridad, citando condiciones de guerra y la opinión pública.