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LOL nothing but lies
it has 'grown' to 57% and this from their own biased sources
https://kyivindependent.com/ukrainians-trust-in-zelensky-increases-to-57-survey-shows/
Another lie is that the constitution forbids elections:
https://verfassungsblog.de/ukraines-constitution-in-wartime/
And really, it's not hard to hold an election.
Russia is not israel, they don't attack civilians (despite what similar liars to yourself will claim) and civilian infrastructure and life goes on.
Perfectly fine to hold elections. The 20% is ethnic Russian and no longer ukraine, they wouldn't vote for him or the fascist Banderites that attacked them anyway.
Who knows, maybe the Americans can have another Nuland-Pyatt call and choose a president for them.
That worked out fine didn't it?
"As of 31 August, the UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine (HRMMU) had verified that conflict-related violence had killed 11,743 civilians and injured 24,614 in Ukraine since 24 February 2022.
During the reporting period, Russian armed forces continued to target energy infrastructure across Ukraine, affecting essential services and deepening concerns about the plight of the civilian population with winter approaching."
Honesty seems to be a problematic concept for the people supporting the Russian invasion of Ukraine....
Also, I am surprised you even pretend to care about constitutions considering Putin had to rewrite Russias to stay in power past 2024.
Notably, those are the fully documented and verified numbers. The true amount is of course much larger.
Yes, and it's not including the initial invasion and occupation from 2014-2022. However, these types of people see any kind of logical assumption as outright manipulation and opportunities to validate their "alternative facts".
wow, yeah enough said, no need discussing anything further with the likes of you
Oh yes, only the Rada was mentioned in the constitution. The president was mentioned in an ordinary law. As the blog you linked explains:
Nothing similar is made with respect to the president.There we go, there is NOTHING in the constitution about it.