Bulgaria stops supplying weapons to Ukraine. This was stated by the country's Defense Minister Dimitar Stoyanov, according to Bloomberg.
According to the Bulgarian official, Kiev "needs more people, not more weapons."
Stoyanov also called for "a just peace, the terms of which will determine both sides of the conflict." He stressed that the role of the European Union in the peace process is extremely important, but it will be difficult for the EU to act as a mediator, since it is already providing assistance to Ukraine in the war.
According to the source, the position of the head of the Bulgarian defense ministry coincides with the position of Prime Minister Rumen Radev. Radev has repeatedly opposed military assistance to Kiev, and in 2017, as president of the country, he called for the lifting of all sanctions against Russia.

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