In Bulgaria, Ileana Yutova, currently serving as president, and former prime minister Andrey Girov qualified for the second round of the presidential elections. After counting 99% of the votes, it is known that Yutova won 34.7% of the votes, and Giorov - 31.9%. The second round of the elections will take place on November 1. According to AP, Yutova, who was the former vice president of Bulgaria, is in favor of an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine and does not directly criticize Russia. It also does not support military aid to Ukraine. Yatova may support Bulgaria's European course, but at the same time support the improvement of relations with Russia and the removal of sanctions. Gyorov, on the other hand, has a clear pro-Western stance. In March 2026, as prime minister, he signed a security agreement between Bulgaria and Ukraine during a visit to Kyiv. Girov has also often expressed support for Ukraine. Roman Radev was the former president of Bulgaria. He announced his resignation on January 19. Radev questioned the territorial integrity of Ukraine and blocked the transfer of military equipment to it. He is currently the Prime Minister of Bulgaria.

In Bulgaria, Ileana Yutova, currently serving as president, and former prime minister Andrey Girov qualified for the second round of the presidential elections. After counting 99% of the votes, it is known that Yutova won 34.7% of the votes, and Giorov - 31.9%. The second round of the elections will take place on November 1. According to AP, Yutova, who was the former vice president of Bulgaria, is in favor of an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine and does not directly criticize Russia. It also does not support military aid to Ukraine. Yatova may support Bulgaria's European course, but at the same time support the improvement of relations with Russia and the removal of sanctions. Gyorov, on the other hand, has a clear pro-Western stance. In March 2026, as prime minister, he signed a security agreement between Bulgaria and Ukraine during a visit to Kyiv. Girov has also often expressed support for Ukraine. Roman Radev was the former president of Bulgaria. He announced his resignation on January 19. Radev questioned the territorial integrity of Ukraine and blocked the transfer of military equipment to it. He is currently the Prime Minister of Bulgaria.