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Significance

As well as causing economic and business disruption, the crisis has virtually put the political process on hold. Parliament is holding occasional sessions to pass urgent anti-crisis measures, but other controversial legislation is showing up divisions in President Volodymyr Zelensky's camp.

Impacts

The economic consequences of COVID-19 will test the Zelensky administration's ability to manage rifts in its own support base.

The crisis will keep peace talks on hold for a few months, delaying rather than derailing a planned Ukrainian-Russian-German-French summit.

Passing land and banking laws needs votes from pro-European opposition factions, which will help Servant of the People on an ad hoc basis.

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