Russian presidential candidate Ksenia Sobchak apologized to the United States for the possible intervention of Moscow in the election of the American president. On the air of CNN, she stated that if Russian hackers really influenced the polls, then "she is very sorry." Sobchak also called not to isolate Russia, but to provide it with the opportunity to participate in international processes more.
Ksenia Sobchak is in the United States, where she came to establish non -governmental ties with the American administration. As part of this trip, Sobchak visited the “Prayer Breakfast” - an annual event organized by the Protestant communities of the United States, at which the president is present. The TV presenter called the "prayer breakfast" meaningless.
The elections of the President of Russia were scheduled for March 18. Sobchak acts on them from the party "Civil Initiative". The media repeatedly accused her of relations with the presidential administration, but the TV presenter of the Kremlin’s involvement in his nomination denies and calls himself a candidate “against all”.
In addition to Sobchak, Sergey Baburin (“Russian National Union”), Pavel Grudinin (Communist Party), Vladimir Zhirinovsky (LDPR), Vladimir Putin (self -nominated), Maxim Suraikin (“Communists of Russia”), Boris Titov (“Growth Party”) and Grigory Yavlinsky (Yabloko) are also involved in the elections. Oppositionist Alexei Navalny was not allowed to the presidential race because of the outstanding criminal record in the Kirovles case.