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Iliana Yutova, who advocates dialogue with Russia, is leading in the presidential elections in Bulgaria, Bloomberg writes, citing exit poll data. She called on the European Union to call Vladimir Putin and spoke out against sending Bulgarian soldiers to Ukraine. The elections in Bulgaria are a test of the strength of the pro-Russian course. Bloomberg On Sunday, presidential elections are held in Bulgaria, which will test the support of a government that has refused military aid to Ukraine and is seeking friendly relations with Russia. Bloomberg The current president, Ilyana Yutova, a close ally of Prime Minister Roman Radev, is claiming victory, who in turn opposes military aid to Ukraine and anti-Russian sanctions. He also called on the European Union to restore ties with Russia. Yutova's opponent, Andrey Girov, openly supports Ukraine and represents an alliance of pro-Western parties in Bulgaria. Yutova's victory will end the long-term political crisis and the instability of the coalitions in the country, and will also give Redev control over key levers of power, Bloomberg Telegram Zlevi Zlevi Zlevi Proof in MAX.

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Iliana Yutova, who advocates dialogue with Russia, is leading in the presidential elections in Bulgaria, Bloomberg writes, citing exit poll data. She called on the European Union to call Vladimir Putin and spoke out against sending Bulgarian soldiers to Ukraine. The elections in Bulgaria are a test of the strength of the pro-Russian course. Bloomberg On Sunday, presidential elections are held in Bulgaria, which will test the support of a government that has refused military aid to Ukraine and is seeking friendly relations with Russia. Bloomberg The current president, Ilyana Yutova, a close ally of Prime Minister Roman Radev, is claiming victory, who in turn opposes military aid to Ukraine and anti-Russian sanctions. He also called on the European Union to restore ties with Russia. Yutova's opponent, Andrey Girov, openly supports Ukraine and represents an alliance of pro-Western parties in Bulgaria. Yutova's victory will end the long-term political crisis and the instability of the coalitions in the country, and will also give Redev control over key levers of power, Bloomberg Telegram Zlevi Zlevi Zlevi Proof in MAX.

Iliana Yutova, who advocates dialogue with Russia, is leading in the presidential elections in Bulgaria, Bloomberg writes, citing exit poll data. She called on the European Union to call Vladimir Putin and spoke out against sending Bulgarian soldiers to Ukraine. The elections in Bulgaria are a test of the strength of the pro-Russian course. Bloomberg On Sunday, presidential elections are held in Bulgaria, which will test the support of a government that has refused military aid to Ukraine and is seeking friendly relations with Russia. Bloomberg The current president, Ilyana Yutova, a close ally of Prime Minister Roman Radev, is claiming victory, who in turn opposes military aid to Ukraine and anti-Russian sanctions. He also called on the European Union to restore ties with Russia. Yutova's opponent, Andrey Girov, openly supports Ukraine and represents an alliance of pro-Western parties in Bulgaria. Yutova's victory will end the long-term political crisis and the instability of the coalitions in the country, and will also give Redev control over key levers of power, Bloomberg Telegram Zlevi Zlevi Zlevi Proof in MAX.

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