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Zelensky Proposes Extending Martial Law and Mobilization in Ukraine Until January 29, 2027

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President Volodymyr Zelensky submitted draft laws to the Verkhovna Rada on October 26 to extend martial law and general mobilization in Ukraine until January 29, 2027. The current terms were set to expire on October 31, 2026. This would be the 21st extension since the start of the full-scale invasion. The bills were registered under numbers 16183 and 16182 and will be voted on during the plenary session this week. Zelensky's proposal comes amidst ongoing discussions about fair conscription conditions and the potential duration of the conflict, with some experts predicting it could last another 12 years.

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  1. СОЛОВЬЁВ avatar

    СОЛОВЬЁВ

    Telegram / @SolovievLive

    Зеленский предложил продлить военное положение и всеобщую мобилизацию...

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    RSS / @comments.ua/rss

    Зеленский предлагает продолжить военное положение и мобилизацию: до ка...

  3. Ukrainska Pravda | Українська правда avatar

    Ukrainska Pravda | Українська правда

    RSS / @pravda.com.ua/rss

    Зеленський пропонує Раді продовжити воєнний стан і мобілізацію до 29 с...

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    Telegram / @ssigny

    Военное положение и мобилизацию на Украине планируют продлить до 29 ян...

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