Bulgaria cannot provide financial aid to Ukraine but is not obstructing decisions by other states – PM
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Bulgaria cannot provide financial aid to Ukraine but is not obstructing decisions by other states – PM
Bulgaria is unable to provide financial assistance to Ukraine due to problems with its state reserves, but it will not prevent other EU countries from providing such support, Prime Minister Rumen Radev said.
On Friday, November 13, Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev made his position on continued support for Ukraine clear. He stated that his country would not engage in further assistance and would not join the "Coalition of the Willing."
Bulgaria will not participate in another round of financing for arms purchases for Ukraine," stated Prime Minister Rumen Radev in Dublin at a meeting of leaders of 27 EU member countries. According to the Bulgarian edition of BNT, Radev referred to his country's budget deficit and stated that Bulgaria would not supply Kiev with ammunition from its warehouses as well.
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