Bulgaria Halts Weapons Supply to Ukraine, Demands Peace Deal
"We have already given enough," Radev stated as cited by the government's press office, emphasizing that Bulgaria continues absorbing significant socio-economic damage stemming from the prolonged conflict.
Military solutions cannot deliver lasting peace, Radev argued, advocating instead for a "comprehensive, realistic approach" alongside diplomatic resolution to the Ukrainian crisis.
Radev stressed that genuine national investment priorities lie in strengthening Bulgaria's rule of law, reinforcing democratic institutions, and enhancing domestic armed forces capabilities.
The prime minister reaffirmed that Bulgarian citizens' security and overall welfare remain the administration's paramount concern above all other considerations.
Bulgaria has delivered 13 successive aid packages to Ukraine since hostilities erupted in 2022, media reported, marking a substantial cumulative contribution before Wednesday's policy reversal.
The decision represents a significant shift in Bulgarian foreign policy positioning, reflecting growing domestic pressure over economic consequences and mounting public skepticism regarding continued military assistance to Kyiv.
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