Bulgaria Ends Military Aid to Ukraine As Radev Pushes for Diplomacy
Prime Minister Rumen Radev says Bulgaria has “already given enough” to Ukraine.
Zoltán Kottász
June 10, 2026
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The problem is not European society discriminating against culturally irreconcilable people but pandering to them, even spending taxpayer cash on training public health officials how to treat foreign lunatics who think they have goblins living in their necks.
