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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky refused to hold elections during the war with Russia, considering such elections to pose a huge risk and likening them to a tsunami that tears through the country's ranks. He pointed out that holding elections at this time would only fuel internal divisions and undermine Ukraine’s unity. In response to calls for holding elections under martial law, he emphasized that the current priority is to confront the ongoing war since 2022, and that most Ukrainians oppose holding elections at this moment. While Zelensky faces internal criticism, he still enjoys widespread popularity and affirms that his actions aim to preserve the country's unity under difficult circumstances.
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