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Zelenskyy planning elections in Ukraine and vote on peace deal

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is planning to hold national elections in 2026 despite ongoing war, aiming to legitimize governance amid prolonged martial law. The proposed vote includes a referendum on a potential peace deal with Russia, marking the first public consultation on ending the conflict since the 2022 invasion. Zelenskyy’s move follows pressure from Western allies to demonstrate democratic continuity while balancing wartime leadership and civilian representation. Logistical challenges remain, including securing polling stations in frontline regions and ensuring voter safety amid active hostilities. Analysts suggest the elections could either strengthen Ukraine’s negotiating position or deepen political divisions if perceived as premature.
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