Когда президент со своей шоблой ворует у армии во время войны- это еще большее унижение.
Вошингтон пост назвал недавно Украину самой коррумпированной страной.
Какие чувства, избрать того, кто туда Украину привел.
KIEV, Ukraine — Ukraine’s president was holding off a long-time rival in a bid to claim the other spot in a runoff set for later this month, while a comic actor with no political experience was leading strongly in the election, according to results released Monday.
With nearly 92% of the polling stations counted, Volodymyr Zelenskiy had 30% support in Sunday’s vote, while President Petro Poroshenko was a distant second with just under 16% of the vote.
Ex-Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko trailed behind in third with 13% support.
The strong showing for the 41-year-old Zelenskiy reflects the public longing for a fresh leader who has no links to Ukraine’s corruption-ridden political elite and can offer a new approach to settling the grinding five-year conflict with Russia-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine that has left 13,000 dead since 2014.“This is only the first step toward a great victory,” Zelenskiy said.
The top two candidates advance to a runoff on April 21. Final results are expected later Monday.
Zelenskiy dismissed suggestions that he could pool forces with Tymoshenko to get her voters in the second round in exchange for forming a coalition later.
“We aren’t making any deals with anyone,” he said. “We are young people. We don’t want to see all the past in our future.”
Like the character he plays in a TV comedy show, a schoolteacher-turned-president angry over corruption, Zelenskiy made fighting corruption a focus of his candidacy. He proposed a lifetime ban on holding public office for anyone convicted of graft. He also called for direct negotiations with Russia on ending the conflict in eastern Ukraine.
The election was marred by allegations of widespread vote buying. Police said they had received more than 2,100 complaints of violations on voting day alone in addition to hundreds of earlier voting fraud claims, including bribery attempts and removing ballots from polling stations.
Zelenskiy’s headquarters alleged multiple voting and other cheating on the part of Poroshenko’s campaign, but election officials said the vote took place without significant violations.
Election monitors from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe hailed Sunday’s election as competitive and free, even though it criticized procedural violations and said there were indications that state resources were misused in the vote.
Poroshenko looked visibly relieved about surpassing Tymoshenko.
“It’s a tough lesson for me and my team,” he said. “It’s a reason for serious work to correct mistakes made over the past years.”
But Volodymyr Fesenko, head of the Penta Center Kiev-based independent think-tank, predicted that Zelenskiy will easily win the runoff.
я при чому 
