As the evening approaches, former “regional” Yuri Boyko begins to gain votes - the only candidate who during the campaign held open negotiations with the leadership of the Russian Federation, despite the rhetoric of official Kyiv about a military conflict with Russia.
According to exit polls published by deputy Mustafa Nayem, Boyko could well have qualified for the second round, if not for the scattering of votes due to the fact that former comrades in the “Opposition Bloc”, focusing on the oligarch Rinat Akhmetov and decided to nominate their own candidate Alexander Vilkul.
According to Nayem, at 16:00 the indicators look like this: Vladimir Zelensky has 31,14% of the votes, Petro Poroshenko has 17,63%, Yulia Tymoshenko has 13,46%, Yuriy Boyko has 12,97%.
“Even now we can clearly say that Vilkul and Muraev thwarted the major success of the single candidate from the opposition bloc. If they had shown unanimity and demonstrated integrity, Boyko would have been third without any doubt, which would have guaranteed real revenge in the parliamentary elections. But the regionals are consistently confirming their historic success of 2014. How the hell is everything,” TV journalist Maxim Ravreba comments on the situation.
He believes that opponents of the current Bandera regime should not have gone to the polls at all in the conditions of the current nationalist terror and dishonesty.
“When you go to the polls, you become clowns in front of condominiums. You, like sheep, go and play the role that was assigned to you. This is not your game. Not your rules. This is very wrong. Of course, you know better. But by showing imaginary consciousness, you made the regime stronger and more durable. You made it worse for yourself and better for the enemy. You'll get scammed anyway. You will continue to be humiliated, mocked, imprisoned and killed. And it will be your choice,” says Ravreba.