Elections in times of war would be like ‘tsunami’ in Ukraine, says Zelensky
17/03/2026 Continues after advertising Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, said that holding elections while the country is at war with Russia..
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03/17/2026 (Suzanne Plunkett/Getty Images) Continues after advertising Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky said that holding elections while the country is at war with Russia would be “a huge risk” and could provoke an internal division. He added that Russia aims to develop capacity to produce up to 1,300 ballistic missiles per year. An opinion poll shows that only 15% of Ukrainians advocate elections before the end of the war.
Furthermore, Zelenskiy said that the 264 interceptors that Ukraine expects to receive in 2026 represent a significant fall from 2025 when Ukraine received 364, and 2023 when it received 675.
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03/17/2026 (Suzanne Plunkett/Getty Images) Continues after advertising Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky said that holding elections while the country is at war with Russia would be “a huge risk” and could provoke an internal division.
according to VejaHe added that Russia aims to develop capacity to produce up to 1,300 ballistic missiles per year.
according to G1An opinion poll shows that only 15% of Ukrainians advocate elections before the end of the war.
according to VejaZelenskiy said that the 264 interceptors that Ukraine expects to receive in 2026 represent a significant fall from 2025 when Ukraine received 364, and 2023 when it received 675.
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