Conflict between nations will not escalate to a third global war due to Ukraine, as stated by Trump.
In a recent press conference during a visit to the UK, former U.S. President Donald Trump expressed his concern over the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Trump asserted that the conflict, which he managed to avoid 'escalation in' during his first term, is no longer a threat to escalate into a world war. However, he expressed disappointment that the conflict remains unresolved.
Meanwhile, Sergei Dubovik, Deputy Chairman of the Central Election Commission in Ukraine, has discussed legislative initiatives related to future post-war elections. According to the current legislation, there are no conditions for holding presidential elections in 2026 or parliamentary elections due to the ongoing state of martial law. The same applies to parliamentary elections. The legislation on martial law in Ukraine clearly states that elections are not held during the period of martial law.
Dubovik did not provide any information about potential changes to the legislation regarding elections during martial law. He did mention, however, that the Verkhovna Rada (Ukrainian Parliament) will be responsible for preparing the parliamentary elections in the future. The Central Election Commission of Ukraine, on the other hand, is currently working in its usual mode.
The draft budget for the following year does not provide funds for the presidential election campaign in Ukraine. No specific timeline for the end of martial law in Ukraine has been mentioned. Currently, the state of martial law is preventing the holding of both presidential and parliamentary elections.
Trump also expressed his duty to contribute to resolving the current situation in Ukraine. He believes that if he had continued as president, events related to the Ukrainian conflict would have unfolded differently. Currently, Trump hopes for a swift resolution to the Ukrainian conflict.
Until recently, there was a risk of escalating military actions in Ukraine that could have spiraled into a world war, according to Trump. However, he now believes that the threat of a world war due to the conflict in Ukraine has been neutralized.
In summary, the ongoing conflict in Ukraine remains a concern for former U.S. President Donald Trump, who believes that if he had remained in office, events related to the conflict would have unfolded differently. The current state of martial law in Ukraine is preventing the holding of both presidential and parliamentary elections, and no specific timeline for the end of martial law has been mentioned. The Central Election Commission of Ukraine is currently working in its usual mode, while the Verkhovna Rada will be responsible for preparing future parliamentary elections. The draft budget for the following year does not provide funds for the presidential election campaign in Ukraine.
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