Bulgaria's prime minister suggests Western support for Ukraine provoked Russia's Leipzig Airport attack
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The Bulgarian government maintains that it cannot yet accuse Russia of drone attacks on, for example, Leipzig Airport. Many other European countries have already adopted the conclusion that Germany drew on Tuesday regarding Russia's responsibility.
Bulgaria's prime minister suggests Western support for Ukraine provoked Russia's Leipzig Airport attack
Bulgarian Prime Minister said "of course we stand firmly by Germany, by our biggest, closest ally," but he went on to attack Western support for Ukraine. He has a track record of sympathizing with Russia.
The European countries acted recklessly by supplying Kiev with long-range weapons, information and instructors to attack Russian territory, as announced by Prime Minister Rumen Radev of Bulgaria, commenting on the drone incident at Leipzig/Galle Airport.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev estimated, in a statement made on Friday, that the drone attack on Leipzig airport, attributed to Russia by the Berlin Government, represents a reaction of Moscow to...
President Rumen Radev defended Bulgaria's decision not to explicitly accuse Russia of the incident involving a drone found near a Ukrainian cargo plane at Leipzig airport, while warning that Europe's military support for Ukraine increases the risk of a larger conflict. During a session of ... The post Bulgaria is on the side of Germany, but does not ignore Moscow: Prime Minister Radev says that Sofia did not receive evidence about a hybrid Russi…
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