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❗️Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has called for Ukraine to find a “legal, safe and realistic mechanism” to restore a full democratic process even if the war continues for years.“Democracy cannot be held hostage by Russia,” Fedorov said, arguing that Moscow must not determine when Ukrainians can elect their government. He said any mechanism must protect voting rights for military personnel, millions of Ukrainians abroad and people in frontline regions while ensuring security and trust in the result. Fedorov also warned of wartime corruption, opaque decision-making and what he called a “systemic management crisis,” saying it is dangerous if society believes personal loyalty rather than professionalism and results determines appointments.

❗️Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has called for Ukraine to find a “legal, safe and realistic mechanism” to restore a full democratic process even if the war continues for years.“Democracy cannot be held hostage by Russia,” Fedorov said, arguing that Moscow must not determine when Ukrainians can elect their government. He said any mechanism must protect voting rights for military personnel, millions of Ukrainians abroad and people in frontline regions while ensuring security and trust in the result. Fedorov also warned of wartime corruption, opaque decision-making and what he called a “systemic management crisis,” saying it is dangerous if society believes personal loyalty rather than professionalism and results determines appointments.
❗️Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has called for Ukraine to find a “legal, safe and realistic mechanism” to restore a full democratic process even if the war continues for years.“Democracy cannot be held hostage by Russia,” Fedorov said, arguing that Moscow must not determine when Ukrainians can elect their government. He said any mechanism must protect voting rights for military personnel, millions of Ukrainians abroad and people in frontline regions while ensuring security and trust in the result. Fedorov also warned of wartime corruption, opaque decision-making and what he called a “systemic management crisis,” saying it is dangerous if society believes personal loyalty rather than professionalism and results determines appointments.

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