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Borisov: A Few Days Ago, Radev and I Spoke on the Phone, but Apparently a Protest, Which Was Also Against Us, Made Him Nervous

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I'm surprised by his words - a few days ago I spoke with Rumen Radev on the phone, then we met at the National Council of State and I haven't noticed such an attitude, but apparently a protest that was also against us and the government's lower rating make him nervous.

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I haven't seen Peevski in months, let alone being lumped together, said GERB leader Boyko Borisov in response to Prime Minister Rumen Radev's earlier remarks. "And last week Radev said I was cheering him up," Borisov added. A few days ago, I spoke with Rumen Radev on the phone, then we met at the National Assembly and there was no tension, but apparently a protest that was also against us and the government's lower rating made him nervous. This …

I'm surprised by his words - a few days ago I spoke with Rumen Radev on the phone, then we met at the National Assembly of the Republic of Bulgaria and I haven't noticed such an attitude, but apparently a protest that was also against us and the government's lower rating make him nervous.

Boyko Borisov expressed surprise at the attacks of Prime Minister Rumen Radev at the beginning of today's meeting of the Council of Ministers. Just a few days ago, the two spoke on the phone and the tone of the conversation was different. Radev claims to the ministers: Peevski and Borisov are losing control over financial flows The GERB leader made an extraordinary statement at the party headquarters, surrounded by deputies from the formation. H…

GERB leader Boyko Borisov said that the main tasks of Prime Minister Rumen Radev should be to guarantee national security and control the price increase. His comment came at a briefing from the party headquarters regarding the Prime Minister’s statement that Borisov and Delyan Peevski are losing control over financial flows. “I don’t think that the Council of Ministers is a party headquarters, […]

"I don't think the Council of Ministers is a party headquarters. The Prime Minister has two main tasks - to ensure the security of the country, because ships are sinking and drones are falling in the Black Sea, and to control the prices that went into space." This is what the leader commented...

I'm surprised by his words - a few days ago I spoke with Rumen Radev on the phone, then we met at the National Council of State and I haven't noticed such an attitude, but apparently a protest that was also against us and the government's lower rating make him nervous.

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fakti.bg broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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