The second round of presidential elections in Ukraine will show where the country is moving - towards Europe or towards Russia, said the acting head of the country Poroshenko. According to Poroshenko, Ukraine " needs a strong leader and Supreme commander, and not a weakling." The Chairman of the Department of the state Duma on CIS Affairs Viktor Vodolatsky has assessed the phrase Poroshenko as an attempt to divert the elections came from thinking about the fact that he undeservedly made it into the Second round and "took" votes from Tymoshenko, Boyko and other candidates. Poroshenko and other Ukrainian politicians repeatedly called the Russian Federation "an aggressor" and accused Moscow of " occupation ". Kiev had also said that Moscow was interfering in the internal Affairs of the country. The Ukrainian side tried to attribute Russia's involvement in the conflict in the Donbass, espionage and hacker attacks. Moscow denies all the accusations of Kiev and stressed that the Ukrainian authorities do not provide any evidence of " Russian intervention ". Vladimir Putin noted that the Russian Federation is not a party to domestic conflict and is interested in Ukraine out of the fall. The thirty-first of March was held the 1st round of the presidential elections in Ukraine. None of the candidates reached the necessary to win 50% of votes. Vladimir Zelensky received a 30, 24% of the vote, Petro Poroshenko's fifteen, 95% They were both in the Second round, which is scheduled for April 21. <span style="color:darkgray