Rumen Radev called on the “patchwork coalition” to be sent into oblivion on Sunday
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Rumen Radev made a statement in which he called on the “patchwork coalition” to be sent into oblivion on Sunday. The information was published on a Facebook page that shares news from BNT, under the title “In the World and at Home”. The word “sglobka” (patchwork coalition) is used in Bulgaria to refer to a government or ruling coalition made up of different parties.
The description accompanying the post states that Bulgaria has chosen to provide financial aid to Ukraine. According to the text, the country preferred the proposal from Great Britain over another proposal which, according to the post, had sought to take Sofia's place. However, the text does not provide details about the decision, nor when and how it was made.
It is important to note that the post is only partially visible and contains claims that have not been confirmed by other sources. Therefore, it cannot be said with certainty what exactly Radev said or what the specific actions being referred to are.
In addition, there is no official information from the government or parliament on either of these issues. The editorial team will continue to follow developments and will publish additional information once it has been verified.
Sources: Facebook
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