He wrote about this on his Telegram channel.“I do not recognize any ideas of holding elections during wartime. Anyone who receives an offer allegedly on my behalf to join any processes through any organization should report it to law enforcement. I am not creating any headquarters or parties and have no ties whatsoever with any political force,” emphasized Ukraine’s ambassador to the United Kingdom.The former Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces said he will continue serving the state as long as he can.“My position remains unchanged: as long as the war continues, elections to Ukraine’s state bodies are impossible. The enemy, having failed to win on the battlefield, just like a hundred years ago, is now using modern tools — anonymous sources, bots, and media — to divide our society and prepare us for elections, but to the State Duma of the country that is killing us. And, by the way, those elections will again be announced first by anonymous sources — and then it will become the truth. Only a united nation can stand. Hold the line,” Zaluzhnyi wrote.On October 8, Intelligence Online reported, citing “sources,” that some senior officials allegedly close to Valerii Zaluzhnyi were offered spots on his “parliamentary list,” despite the fact that he has not decided whether to run for president.