Bolsonaro disputes Brazil election results, calls Lula win 'mathematically impossible'

Defeated Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro has again questioned the legitimacy of recent elections, calling the results "mathematically impossible" and alleging President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's victory was achieved through "a hand trick." Speaking in a live social media broadcast from the United States, where he fled with his family on Tuesday, Bolsonaro claimed many election aspects are inexplicable in the real world. He also posted a letter declaring himself the "true president-elect" before deleting it and replacing the title with "leader of Brazil." Bolsonaro urged the international community not to normalize the situation in Brazil, despite the elections being recognized by various countries. He also claimed criminals who "stole" the elections had established a tyranny, addressing his 60 million voters.