
Ousted Ukrainian Defense Minister Calls for Wartime Elections
Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukraine's recently dismissed defense minister, has publicly called for presidential elections to be held during the ongoing war, challenging President Zelensky's administration. Fedorov argues that democracy should not be held hostage by the conflict and that elections are necessary even before peace is achieved.
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