Former Ukrainian Defense Minister calls for elections in the country
Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mikhail Fedorov, dismissed in July, appealed today to create conditions for holding elections despite the invasion..
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Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mikhail Fedorov, dismissed in July, today called for the creation of conditions for elections, despite the Russian invasion, as a means of "restoring a full democratic process". Fedorov, fired in July, argues that the complexity of voting in wartime "does not mean impossibility" and denounces corruption based on personal loyalties. Formerly, he said repeatedly that he would not return to the Government as Minister of Defence until several reports were released that he refused proposals from the Ukrainian President for other positions.
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Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mikhail Fedorov, dismissed in July, today called for the creation of conditions for elections, despite the Russian invasion, as a means of "restoring a full democratic process"
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Fedorov, fired in July, argues that the complexity of voting in wartime "does not mean impossibility" and denounces corruption based on personal loyalties
according to Observador +2Formerly, he said repeatedly that he would not return to the Government as Minister of Defence until several reports were released that he refused proposals from the Ukrainian President for other positions.
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Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mikhail Fedorov, dismissed in July, appealed today to create conditions for the realization of..
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