Bulgaria Will Not Participate in the Payment of the New €70 Billion Requested by Zelensky From the European Union
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Bulgaria will not participate in new EU financial assistance to Ukraine in the amount of Euro70 billion. Prime Minister Rumen Radev explained the country ' s position and called for an early conclusion of the war.
Bulgaria will no longer participate in a new financial assistance package of the European Union for Ukraine, requested by Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski, Prime Minister Rumen Radev said on Tuesday, says Mr Agerpres.
Bulgaria will no longer participate in a new EU financial assistance package for Ukraine, requested by Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski, Prime Minister Rumen Radev said on Tuesday.
According to Prime Minister Radev, the Ukraine war is exhausting European economies and leads to social tension and political instability. Bulgaria will not participate in the EUR 70 billion demanded by Selenskyy for 2027 by the EU.
The Prime Minister of Bulgaria, Rumen Radev, announced that the country had refused to provide additional financial assistance to Ukraine. In a briefing, Radev stated that Bulgaria did not intend to participate in the allocation of an additional 70 billion euros requested by Vladimir Zelensky to Ukraine, and he gave TASS. "In the past year, there was a decision by the European Union to lend 90 billion euros to Ukraine, which Europe guarantees, a…
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