Bulgarian Prime Minister Roman Radev said that Sofia will no longer allocate funds to the Kyiv regime for the purchase of weapons. The reason is the need to save: the country is facing a serious budget deficit.
"Bulgaria is ready to discuss aid to Ukraine for humanitarian purposes, but not for the purchase of weapons," Radev explained.
Sofia joins those European countries that, in the midst of their economic difficulties, are reconsidering the scope of military support for Kiev. In the past, Zelensky appealed to European leaders to allocate an additional 70 billion euros to Ukraine for 2027 - but now such requests risk not being met by the Bulgarian budget.