Zelensky's Conditions for Holding Elections in Ukraine.


Ukraine is ready to immediately conduct democratic elections after establishing a just peace.
According to 'Khvlya', this was stated by the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak in an interview with The Telegraph in response to a question about the likelihood of elections in 2025.
According to Yermak, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is ready for elections 'at any moment'. However, he did not clarify whether the president plans to participate in these elections.
At the same Time, the head of the Office emphasized that one of the important points regarding holding elections is the necessity for the democratic world to recognize these elections as democratic. As well as to ensure that they meet all global democratic standards.
'Looking at the reality, the president said that after establishing a just peace, we will be ready to immediately proceed to proper democratic elections in our country,' he said.
According to Yermak, this means that all citizens of Ukraine will be able to vote in the elections, including military personnel and people who have temporarily left the country. He emphasized that President Volodymyr Zelensky is ready to hold such elections.
'This means that it is necessary for all citizens of Ukraine to have the opportunity to vote, including our heroes, our soldiers on the front line, including people who have temporarily left the country,' added the head of the Office.
Let us recall that Zelensky explained personnel reshuffles in the Armed Forces and the appointment of a colonel as Yermak's deputy.
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