Volodimir Zelenski respinge ideea alegerilor în plin război: „Ar diviza Ucraina”

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky opposes holding elections during the war, fearing it could divide the country. He responded to calls for elections, emphasizing the risks involved. Zelensky highlighted the ongoing Russian military buildup and the need for a stable Ukraine. He mentioned that elections were suspended due to martial law and that any future elections would require specific conditions for safety. Additionally, he discussed the urgent need for air defense systems to counter Russian missile threats, seeking support from allies, including the U.S. and France. Zelensky remains confident that Russia will not succeed in its military objectives in Ukraine.