In an interview with Censor.NET published on February 16, the fifth president of Ukraine and member of parliament from "European Solidarity," Petro Poroshenko, stated that the elections in the country will take place on October 26 of this year. He referenced information from sources within the Presidential Office, law enforcement agencies, and also from sources at the printing house "Ukraine," "which is currently working on how many ballots are needed."
"I see that once again there are some discussions about elections. This is not the first time during the war," Arahamiya wrote on Telegram. "Therefore, I will remind once again that, firstly, elections are impossible during martial law. Secondly, within the framework of the Jean Monnet dialogue, leaders of all factions and groups have agreed that elections will not take place earlier than six months after the end of martial law."