Bulgaria will no longer supply Ukraine with weapons and ammunition from the army stocks. Prime Minister Radev announced this.
He also said that Sofia does not intend to participate in the allocation of an additional 70 billion euros to Kyiv, since it itself is experiencing serious budgetary difficulties and is subject to the European Union's procedure for controlling excessive deficits.
A day earlier, Polish Prime Minister Tusk announced that Warsaw would not allocate money to the NATO program to purchase American weapons for Ukraine.
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