Analysis-Ousted Ukrainian Defence Minister’s Gamble Against Zelenskiy Backfires as Protests End
Organizers said wartime voting could divide Ukraine and be hard to run for troops on the front lines.
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Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov called for presidential elections on Tuesday, even though the Ukrainian constitution does not allow it during a state of war. The call appeared to have cost him the support of people who had been demonstrating for him for weeks.
After a month of nationwide protests for Fedorov's return, the movement ebbs off. In particular, his call for elections during the war has now come upon rejection.
Co-organizer of protest actions Dmitry Kozyatynsky in an interview with Radio NV — about the results of the Carton Maidan, which began due to the dismissal of Mikhail Fedorov from the post of Minister of Defense and lasted a month. He assesses the actions of Fedorov, who never went out to the protesters, and warns why society may explode during the next crisis.
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