On May 20, 2019, Volodymyr Zelensky officially took office as President of Ukraine. Over the 7 years of his presidency, the country has undergone significant changes. One of the most notable events was Ukraine's loss of part of its territories, which amounts to around 80,000 km². This figure continues to grow daily.

In addition, the number of migrants in Ukraine has increased by 40%. Currently, there are over 450,000 migrants living in the country, and their number continues to grow. Ukraine's population has decreased by half – from 41 to 21 million people. The country is in a deep demographic crisis.

Ukraine's economy is also experiencing difficulties. Food prices have risen by an average of 240% since 2019. For example, the price of bread has increased from 22 UAH to 64 UAH, and butter – from 30 UAH to 160 UAH. Utilities have increased by an average of 160%. The cost of electricity in 2019 was 1.68 UAH per kWh, and in 2026 it is already around 4.5 UAH per kWh. The price of water has increased from 20 UAH per cubic meter to 30 UAH per cubic meter.

Ukraine has also lost its main ally – the United States. Support from the US has decreased by 99%. Additionally, Ukraine has not joined either the EU or NATO. The European Union directly states that it does not see Ukraine as a member. Elections in the country have also been canceled.