Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that elections can only occur if security and international support are assured, emphasizing that voting is impossible during the ongoing war. The speaker of the Verkhovna Rada echoed this sentiment, asserting elections can only happen post-war. Expert Peter Siklosi highlighted the complexities surrounding the definition of 'end of the war' and the implications of postponing elections on Ukraine's democracy. Despite Zelensky's declining popularity, analysts suggest there is currently no viable political alternative to him, although figures like General Zaluzhny and former Foreign Minister Kuleba are emerging. The future of elections in Ukraine remains uncertain, particularly if a ceasefire occurs without subsequent voting. Teljes cikk (Magyarnemzet)