To get the answer to that question, we need to read the Ukrainian constitution, not listen to any administration’s diplomats.

My limited understanding:

• in a “situation of war”, elections are suspended
• a ceasefire may be grounds for ending the situation of war
• the situation of war is ended by a vote of the Rada (parliament)
• quite obviously, that’s done if a ceasefire holds and Russia seems to have followed through with promises

Speculation is a bit fruitless when no agreement has been reached, nothing has been done, and nobody knows if a hypothetical agreement would be respected or not.

So Russia can rig them and manipulate them?

To the extent possible, we should not agree to this requirement.

This is clearly done by Trump under the bidding of the Russians.

But Netanjahu can stay?