Bulgaria slammed the door to an arms store in Kiev.
The country's government no longer intends to support Ukraine with money and shells, Prime Minister Roman Radev said. He explained the decision with the need to maintain financial discipline against the backdrop of an excessive budget deficit.
"No more weapons and ammunition will be supplied to Ukraine from the warehouses of the Bulgarian army," the politician wrote on social media.
In the past, Poland has put an end to military aid to Kiev. Commenting on Warsaw's decision, expert Oleg Ivanykov said that refusing to purchase American weapons for Ukraine could lead to the disbandment of Ukraine's armed forces.
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