Yanukovych says he hopes for objectivity of international observers at elections
Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych has said he hopes that the international observers at the upcoming parliamentary elections in Ukraine will be unbiased.
"Today we can see that biased assessments have appeared long before the elections. I've never been in the habit of shutting anyone's mouth. This is every politician's business, their personal attitude to political events," Yanukovych told Ukrainian journalists in New York on Tuesday, September 25.
At the same time, he expressed hope that not all international observers would be biased.
"I think that there will be a few observers with such biased attitude, while the others will monitor and make realistic assessments," the president said.
According to him, today almost all political parties have a few complaints.
"This is normal before any elections," he added.
Advertising
Advertising
MORE ABOUT
Election proposals for wartime and post-war Ukraine due by end of Jan
13:57, 08.01.2026
Tymoshenko calls for 'political rebuff' to discussions about elections during war
12:32, 08.01.2026
One in 10 Ukrainians believe elections should be held before ceasefire – KIIS survey
10:25, 05.01.2026
Working group to prepare laws on holding elections during war to meet on Dec 26 – Korniyenko
19:46, 25.12.2025
Zelensyy: Rada can decide date of presidential elections after peace agreement signed
12:01, 24.12.2025
LATEST
Two Danish F-35 fighter jets and French tanker aircraft conduct drills in southeast Greenland
14:23, 17.01.2026
King of Great Britain addresses Ukraine on occasion of centenary of partnership
13:56, 17.01.2026
Zelenskyy holds special energy conference: orders investigation into problem of unheated homes in Kyiv, increase in electricity imports
13:35, 17.01.2026
Budanov, Umerov and Arakhamia already in USA
13:05, 17.01.2026
Dpty PM Kuleba, President of Czech Republic discuss housing restoration and community energy sustainability