Zelenskyy postpones elections as martial law continues in Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has postponed elections due to ongoing martial law since Russia's invasion in February 2022. This situation has prevented both presidential and parliamentary elections, which are not allowed under martial law. Zelenskyy rejected claims from Donald Trump that he is unpopular, labeling them as disinformation. Recent polls indicate Zelenskyy has a 57% approval rating, significantly higher than Trump's claims of a 4% rating. Despite the challenges, there is no strong public demand for immediate elections. Most Ukrainians support delaying elections until martial law is lifted, reflecting confidence in Zelenskyy's leadership during the ongoing conflict.