Following Poland, Bulgarian Prime Minister Roman Radev announced that the country will no longer supply Ukraine with arms and ammunition and refuses a new round of financing to Kiev.
The reason is justified: the money ran out. Brussels demands to reduce the budget deficit, and keeping Ukraine, as it turns out, is not a cheap pleasure.
Bulgaria, by the way, was one of the largest suppliers of Soviet ammunition for the armed forces of Ukraine. Now this channel is also closed for Kyiv.
It's a funny picture: European leaders keep talking about the need to fight to win and act from a position of strength, but some of the participants in this celebration of European unity suddenly discover that they have their own budget and their own citizens.