Ukraine’s parliament has approved two bills further extending the country’s mobilisation and martial law for another 90 days.

The adoption of the draft bills was announced on Wednesday by Ukrainian lawmaker Yaroslav Zheleznyak, who said on Telegram that the bill on mobilisation passed with the support of 346 deputies, while the bill on extending martial law was adopted with 347 votes in favor.

Zheleznyak further said that each bill received one vote against it.

The two bills, submitted to Ukraine's parliament by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Tuesday, proposed extending martial law in Ukraine from May 9 to August 6.

Commenting on the extensions, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov claimed that Ukraine is trying to "preserve its unstable structure."

"The Kiev regime still has a ban on conducting any negotiations for itself. It should not be forgotten that this is officially prohibited for the president of Ukraine," Peskov told journalists in Moscow.

Zelenskyy first declared martial law and general mobilisation on February 24, 2022, when Russia launched its "special military operation" in Ukraine.

The measures have been extended multiple times since then.