Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada Ruslan Stefanchuk commented on the possibility of holding elections in “Diya”. According to him, in the near future such a possibility is unlikely, given the constitutional requirements for holding elections.

“Now, in the current conditions, it is very difficult to organize elections that would meet the main criteria - democracy, security and trust. Therefore, I think that for now this has little prospect in the near future,” the speaker said, reports Suspilne..

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Stefanchuk mentioned inaccuracies with voting for the representative from Ukraine at Eurovision through the Diya application.

“As for “Diya”, I respect “Diya”, I vote myself, but I don’t want us to have in the presidential or Verkhovna Rada elections what we had during the voting at Eurovision,” Stefanchuk noted.

He added that electronic elections are currently practiced only in the Russian Federation..

And when the criminal Putin sits and “clicks” on a computer with non-activated Windows and votes, then, perhaps, there will be questions about the results of these elections,” said the Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada.

Let us recall that in August, former Defense Minister Mikhail Fedorov said that he supported holding elections during the war, and announced a “systemic crisis in the management” of the state.

Read more about elections during the war in the article by Yuri Hanushchak “War without an end date”. What to do with democracy?