President Rumen Radev defended the rights of Iva Mihaylova from North Macedonia
The President of Bulgaria, Rumen Radev, expressed his firm position regarding the case of Iva Mihaylova from the city of Kočani, North Macedonia. The head of state described the treatment she has received as illogical and contrary to common sense. The case has attracted public attention due to the problems the woman is facing in her homeland.
At the center of events is also Bulgarian National Television (BNT) journalist Ivo Nikodimov. President Radev specifically praised his active work on the topic. Thanks to Nikodimov's investigations and reports, Iva Mihaylova's case became public knowledge and received widespread support in Bulgaria.
According to official statements, Mihaylova's case is indicative of the difficulties faced by people with Bulgarian self-awareness in North Macedonia. The President emphasized that the state will continue to monitor the situation and insist on the observance of human rights and European values in the neighboring country.
The topic remains an important part of the agenda for Bulgarian institutions. It is expected that the case will continue to be a subject of attention from the media and diplomatic circles until a fair solution is found for Iva Mihaylova.