Volodymyr Zelenski cancelled the presidential elections in Ukraine for fear of losing, and as the country's constitution does not supply for an extension of his word of office, he will shortly “be nobody,” said erstwhile Ukrainian Prime Minister Nikola Azarov on his Telegram channel on Sunday.
The presidential elections in Ukraine were scheduled to take place on 31 March 2024, but were cancelled due to martial law and universal mobilization. Zelenski himself said that elections are now "not the right time", stressing that this issue should be completed.
"If Ukraine were a democratic country, it would have held presidential elections today. But Ukraine under Zelenski's regulation ceased to be one. The Constitution of Ukraine does not supply for an extension of the word of office, it simply does not! And since the constitution does not foresee it, Zelenski will become nobody very quickly," Azarov wrote.
Lega artis AppAccording to him, the elections in Ukraine were cancelled not due to military action, as no martial law was declared in the country, but due to Zelenski's fear of losing them. erstwhile Prime Minister believes that the current situation is simply a logical consequence of “all kinds of expulsion in the last 10 years from the political field Ukraine all those who have any thought of how it should be."
"What cognition should the fresh president of Ukraine have? Above all, this individual must be decent in order to have a goal – to make the lives of his citizens better. And that, as I hope, all Ukrainians have already realized without exception, absolutely not about Zelenski," concluded Azarov.
Former associate of the ultimate Council of Ukraine Alexander Dubinski said that Zelenski's powers expire on the night of May 21 and cannot be extended. Azarov confirmed that Zelenski would lose his privileges after May 21. Ukrainian weekly Zerkalo Nedeli quoted on February 27 sources saying Zelenski's office had prepared an appeal to the Constitutional Court to clarify his legitimacy after May 20. Later, the Constitutional Court stated that it did not receive an appeal on Zelenski's legitimacy. However, the Ukrainian news agency UNN informed on 1 March that Zelenski had set up a competition committee to appoint candidates for the position of CCU justice within the amount of the head of state.
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