Pro-Russian Milos Zeman re-elected Czech president

Zeman took 51.95 percent of the vote against 48.04 percent for Drahos with 96.87 percent of ballots counted.

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Updated:28th Jan, 2018 at 2:36 AM

PRAGUE: Pro-Russian incumbent Milos Zeman was re-elected Czech president on Saturday, narrowly outpacing his pro-European liberal rival Jiri Drahos, official results showed.

Zeman took 51.95 percent of the vote against 48.04 percent for Drahos with 96.87 percent of ballots counted, Czech Television reported quoting official results.

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Pro-Russian Milos Zeman re-elected Czech president

Zeman took 51.95 percent of the vote against 48.04 percent for Drahos with 96.87 percent of ballots counted.

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