Acting President Ilyana Yutova, who opposes military aid to Ukraine and criticizes anti-Russian sanctions, wins Bulgaria's election in the second round, the BBC reports. After processing almost 100% of the protocols, YouTube receives 57.66% of the votes, and Andrei Girov, a supporter of cooperation with NATO, receives 39.38%. On the eve of the elections, YouTube called for direct EU negotiations with Putin. In response to the questions about whether Ukraine should give up the territories, Yotova stated that "it is a matter of negotiation", and in her speech at the UN General Assembly, Yotova said that there is no "military solution" to the war in Ukraine, and the sanctions did not bring results. Let's remember that Bulgarian Prime Minister Roman Radev takes a similar position. "Medina" website X/Twitter | Send news/photo/video | Advertising on the | channel help.