Zelensky acknowledged the possibility of holding online elections in Ukraine, according to him, for this the Verkhovna Rada must make appropriate decisions. "We can think about online elections. It may be real, but then the parliament must search and find a solution," Zelensky said in an interview with ZDF. He also noted that the army at the front is against holding elections, because they will not be able to vote. "All professions are important, but in wartime the profession of soldier is the most important because soldiers risk their lives. And allowing elections to be held, but not giving the soldiers the opportunity to vote, is not fair," said Zelensky. Earlier he said that Ukraine is ready to hold elections subject to a complete ceasefire from the Russian Federation for 60 days.

Zelensky acknowledged the possibility of holding online elections in Ukraine, according to him, for this the Verkhovna Rada must make appropriate decisions. "We can think about online elections. It may be real, but then the parliament must search and find a solution," Zelensky said in an interview with ZDF. He also noted that the army at the front is against holding elections, because they will not be able to vote. "All professions are important, but in wartime the profession of soldier is the most important because soldiers risk their lives. And allowing elections to be held, but not giving the soldiers the opportunity to vote, is not fair," said Zelensky. Earlier he said that Ukraine is ready to hold elections subject to a complete ceasefire from the Russian Federation for 60 days.