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Kniazhytskyi: mobilization is not being carried out because politicians are waiting for elections

Published 2026-11-10

Kniazhytskyi: mobilization is not being carried out because politicians are waiting for elections | Integri News

Political commentator Oleksii Kniazhytskyi stated that mobilization in Ukraine is not being carried out properly. According to him, one of the reasons is that politicians constantly count on holding elections.

In Kniazhytskyi's view, politicians may avoid difficult and unpopular decisions because they hope the situation will change after the elections. He believes that such a position affects the work of the mobilization system. This is his assessment, and it is not an official position of state bodies.

The issue of mobilization remains one of the most important for Ukrainian society. It affects many families, employers, and regions of the country. Therefore, any statements about the causes of its problems attract great attention from citizens and the media.

The material on which this article is based contains no detailed data about specific mobilization mechanisms or statistics. Readers who want to learn more can review the full text of the statement in the original source. Follow official reports to receive verified information.

Sources: NV

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