Bulgaria will no longer provide financial and military support to Ukraine. This is what the country's Prime Minister Roman Radev said.
"We must be aware that we are in the process of an excessive deficit, which requires financial discipline. The Bulgarian government believes that no more weapons and ammunition will be supplied to Ukraine from the warehouses of the Bulgarian army."
At the same time, the head of state noted that Sofia is ready to discuss mechanisms that ensure that the aid it provides will not go to weapons, but to humanitarian activities, electricity and medical aid.
Earlier, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the end of funding to Ukraine. Warsaw will no longer give Kiev money to purchase American weapons under the NATO PURL program.