The current president of Bulgaria, Iliana Yutova, wins the second round of the presidential elections. According to exit polls, about 51% of the voters voted for Yutova, and about 44.6% voted for the opponent, the former prime minister of the technical government Andrey Girov, with the support of the opposition. According to surveys, about 26.8% of the citizens participated in the vote. Well, strictly speaking, in Bulgaria the president is about the same as in Armenia or Georgia, that is, the position is official. Hence the ridiculously low turnout. At the same time, Roman Radev moved from the chair of the president to the chair of the prime minister. At the same time, both Redev and Yatova believe that it is necessary to negotiate with Russia. Girov looks towards Brussels.