
AI-generated summary
Ukraine imposed martial law due to Russia's invasion, resulting in the presidential election scheduled for 2024 not being held as scheduled. Putin used this to question the legitimacy of Zelensky's government.
Ukrainian President Zelensky spoke to the media in the Chernihiv Oblast in northern Ukraine on the 8th.
On the 11th, Ukrainian President Zelensky responded positively to US President Trump's criticism yesterday that he should step down, claiming that as long as Russian President Putin agrees to a 60-day ceasefire, Ukraine will hold a presidential election.
Zelensky said in an interview with the ABC program "This Week", "Please tell Putin, give us a complete ceasefire for 2 months, 60 days, and we will hold elections."
The Ukrainian president has a five-year term and can be re-elected once; the current president Zelensky was elected and took office in 2019, and his term was supposed to expire in 2024; however, the presidential election originally scheduled to be held in March or April 2024 could not be held as scheduled due to the imposition of martial law in Ukraine after Russia's invasion.
Putin has always sought to overthrow the pro-European Zelensky government, and has criticized Zelensky's illegitimate status as president on the grounds that Zelensky will continue to be in power after the expiration of his presidential term. He has refused to meet with Zelensky and engage in peace talks.
Faced with Trump's earlier speech of "forcing the palace", Zelensky said that the choice of leader is "the Ukrainians have the final say." Besides, Putin also hopes that Ukraine will change its leader. The whole world knows that the rise in oil prices is caused by the war in the Middle East, so it is much easier to blame Ukraine.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Ukraine to hold presidential election 60 days after Russia agrees to ceasefire
Speculative · Within months

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In response to US President Trump's criticism of Ukraine for attacking Russian oil refineries and saying that the president should be changed, Ukrainian President Zelensky responded that if Russian President Vladimir Putin is willing to implement a 60-day comprehensive ceasefire, Ukraine can hold a presidential election, and refuted that the main reason for the rise in oil prices is the war in the Middle East.