Volodymyr Zelensky expressed conditional readiness to hold presidential elections in Ukraine, proposing a timeframe by February or within 60 to 90 days if the US and EU provide robust security guarantees and amendments to martial law occur.This announcement responds to pressure from Donald Trump, who questioned Ukraine's democratic processes, and challenges exist due to ongoing Russian strikes, occupied territories, and millions displaced, while public opinion shows little support for wartime elections.Zelensky, whose term officially ended in May 2024, rejected suggestions that he was using the conflict to remain in power, emphasizing that elections cannot legally take place under current martial law and appealing to allies for assistance.