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Verkhovna Rada may continue sessions in shelters during alerts
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The Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada, Ruslan Stefanchuk, has prepared a draft law allowing deputies to continue plenary sessions in shelters during air alerts. Deputies will have 10 minutes to move to the shelter, after which voting will be conducted electronically.
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- Draft law prepared on September 11, 2026
- Deputies will have 10 minutes to move
- Voting will be electronic
- Sessions will take place at Hrushevskoho, 5
Verkhovna Rada · Ruslan Stefanchuk · Hrushevskoho
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