Bulgaria will stop providing military aid to Ukraine.
The Bulgarian Minister of Defense, Dimitar Stoyanov, announced that the country will no longer supply weapons to Ukraine.
The minister also called for "a just peace, the terms of which will be determined by both parties in the conflict."
Stoyanov added that the role of the European Union in the peace process is extremely important, but the community "will find it difficult to act as a mediator, because the European Union provides aid to Ukraine."
It is worth noting that the position of the head of the Bulgarian military department echoes the position of Prime Minister Roman Radev. He has repeatedly opposed military aid to Kiev, and in 2017, being the country's president at the time, he called for the removal of all sanctions against Russia, explaining the need for this by the damage that the restrictions are causing to the economies of European countries.