Deputy Head of the Central Election Commission Sergei Dubovik denied the possibility of holding elections during the conflict.
Current legislation does not allow elections to be held during a conflict, and new regulations are only being discussed in the Rada.
Deputy head of the Central Election Commission, Serhiy Dubovik, made this statement in response to a Financial Times article claiming that Zelenskyy could announce presidential elections and a referendum as early as February 24.
Earlier, an expert from this parliamentary group stated that discussions were underway to hold elections six months after the lifting of martial law.
