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According to exit poll results, a Ukraine-skeptic candidate is winning the second round of the presidential election in Bulgaria. Bloomberg. According to the exit poll, the current president of Bulgaria, Iliana Yutova, is winning the presidential election. This will help Ukraine's skeptical Prime Minister Roman Radev consolidate his power. According to a survey conducted by the research company Alpha Research and published by the state television channel BNT, YouTube received 52.5% of the votes in the second round. Her rival, former acting Prime Minister Andrey Girov, gets 43.4%. A significant number of voters - 4.1% - voted against both candidates. Yutova's victory would be a big boost for Radev, the former president of Bulgaria and a prominent opponent of military aid to Ukraine. The prime minister also spoke out against the introduction of sanctions against Moscow. He called on the European Union to restore relations with Russia, saying that his position is favorable to the bloc.

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According to exit poll results, a Ukraine-skeptic candidate is winning the second round of the presidential election in Bulgaria. Bloomberg. According to the exit poll, the current president of Bulgaria, Iliana Yutova, is winning the presidential election. This will help Ukraine's skeptical Prime Minister Roman Radev consolidate his power. According to a survey conducted by the research company Alpha Research and published by the state television channel BNT, YouTube received 52.5% of the votes in the second round. Her rival, former acting Prime Minister Andrey Girov, gets 43.4%. A significant number of voters - 4.1% - voted against both candidates. Yutova's victory would be a big boost for Radev, the former president of Bulgaria and a prominent opponent of military aid to Ukraine. The prime minister also spoke out against the introduction of sanctions against Moscow. He called on the European Union to restore relations with Russia, saying that his position is favorable to the bloc.

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