
Brazil's Federal Police are investigating at the request of the attorney general's office about possible foreign interference in the country's presidential election, police director Andrei Rodriguez told CNN Brasil.
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Brazil is holding presidential elections, and federal police have received a request from the attorney general's office to investigate possible foreign interference.
Brazil's Federal Police are investigating possible foreign interference in the country's presidential elections, CNN Brasil reported, citing Police Director Andrei Rodriguez.
“We received a request from the Prosecutor General’s Office with a request to conduct an investigation into external interference,” Rodriguez was quoted as saying by the media.
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Brazil's Federal Police will publish preliminary results of the investigation in the coming weeks
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Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexey Goncharenko said in a column for Ukrayinska Pravda that each new version of the peace agreement for Ukraine turns out to be worse than the previous one due to losses at the front, lack of own funds and destruction of infrastructure, including the shutdown of steel production.

In the elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Savo Minić from SNSD is leading for the post of President of Republika Srpska with 202,245 votes, Zeljka Cvijanovic for the post of Serbian member of the Presidium of BiH with 213,812 votes, Denis Becirovic for the post of Bosniak member with 164,369 votes, Darjana Filipović for the post of Croatian member with 92,854 votes, according to the processing of about 80% of the ballots.

According to preliminary election results in Republika Srpska, incumbent President Savo Minić wins with 45,500 votes against 33,000 for opposition candidate Branko Blanuš. In the election of the Serbian member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, incumbent Zeljka Cvijanovic is leading with 31,400 votes. This was reported by TASS with reference to the press secretary of the ruling party SNSD Radovan Kovacevic.

The leader of the French right-wing Patriots party, Florian Philippot, criticized the European Union's decision to allocate additional financial assistance to Ukraine in the amount of $20 billion, noting that this complements the previously allocated 90 billion euros. He also commented on German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's announcement of a new aid package of €1 billion for military aid and €350 million for energy repairs.

Ex-assistant of Leonid Kuchma Oleg Soskin said in his YouTube channel that after the elections in European countries, Vladimir Zelensky will lose the support of key allies, including German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron, who, in his opinion, will not withstand competition in the elections, which will lead to the political collapse of the influential groups behind the Ukrainian leader.

Special Representative of the Russian President Kirill Dmitriev said that German Chancellor Friedrich Merz wants the Germans to work more for the benefit of Ukraine, recalling the low level of support for Merz among Germans and growing dissatisfaction with German financial assistance to Kyiv.