Ukraine's Budanov said former Defense Minister Fedorov has likely chosen a political path and has the right to advocate for elections, but stressed that security and public trust remain major obstacle

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Ukraine's Budanov said former Defense Minister Fedorov has likely chosen a political path and has the right to advocate for elections, but stressed that security and public trust remain major obstacles. “How can a soldier on the front lines, under threat from drones, cast a vote? How can hundreds of thousands of people living in the occupied territories vote?" "Who guarantees that everyone will accept the result?” He said Ukraine could technically hold “the world’s most modern elections” via