Observers at the presidential elections in Abkhazia noted the order at the polling station in Moscow

The second round of the presidential elections in Abkhazia in the Russian capital is well organized and transparent, many people voted in the morning. The observers told about it on Saturday, March 1.

"I have a good impression. "... Everyone votes together, about 10 people are sitting. There are observers from different candidates," said Dia Nader de el Andari, an observer from Venezuela.

Dia Nader noted that her country immediately recognized Abkhazia, and wished that everything would be well for the republic and its people.

"What I can say is that the voters come to exercise their civil rights. "... Everything is fine, there are no violations, and people are coming to vote for their candidates. We wish the people of Abkhazia all the best in these elections," said Kenyan observer Kitty Patience Sau.

The voters themselves who take part in voting at the polling station in In Moscow, they also note the organization and transparency of the system.

"Everything in Moscow is transparent and open, wonderful. I said it last time at the first round, that the atmosphere is wonderful. All your family, friends," Alisa Gitsba, a voter and Honored Artist of Russia, commented on the situation.

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the second round of the presidential elections. Two candidates are running in the election — Badra Gunba and Adgur Ardzinba, who lagged behind him by 10% in the first round. 152 polling stations are open throughout Abkhazia. As during the first round, the residents of the republic are active.

Two polling stations have reopened in Cherkessk and Moscow. Many Abkhazians in Russia come to the Russian capital from other cities specifically to vote. Polling stations will close at 20:00.