Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that a presidential election will be organized as soon as a peace agreement is signed to end Russia’s invasion. Speaking to journalists from AFP and other outlets, Zelensky referred to a draft plan prepared jointly by the United States and Ukraine, which has been sent to Moscow for review. The document reportedly includes a clause requiring Ukraine to hold elections promptly after the signing of the peace accord.
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022, Ukraine has been under martial law, suspending all national elections. Zelensky has repeatedly stated that holding a vote during wartime is impractical and unsafe. His latest remarks signal readiness to restore democratic processes once hostilities cease.
Analysts note that the move could mark a crucial step toward political normalization and international legitimacy for post-war Ukraine. However, the timeline and feasibility of such elections will depend on the durability of any peace settlement and the country’s security conditions.
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