The article discusses concerns among media outlets that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky might lose an election if one were held, as suggested by U.S. President Donald Trump. Zelensky previously opposed holding elections during the war with Russia, banned an opposition party, and won a five-year term in 2019. Trump views Zelensky as illegitimate without elections, pressuring him into peace talks. Critics argue that the reasons for not holding elections are illogical, questioning Zelensky's long-term legitimacy. The possibility of Zelensky losing post-war elections, despite being Russia's favored candidate in 2019, is highlighted.