Mitrofanova accused Petkov of insulting Putin and Russia-Bulgaria

We drew attention to the use of the word “corruption” in relation to the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin in the context of the construction of the Balkan Stream gas pipeline. Such unsubstantiated statements addressed to the head of state are absolutely inadmissible and cannot be considered otherwise than as an insult to the Russian Federation. “

This was stated by the Russian Ambassador to Sofia Eleonora Mitrofanova at her weekly briefing today.

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We remind you that yesterday Prime Minister Kiril Petkov said during a business breakfast organized by the American Chamber of Commerce in Bulgaria that the fight against corruption means limiting foreign influences, especially from Russia. And on May 12, Petkov told a cabinet meeting after returning from the United States: “Our partners see corruption as a key factor in Putin’s influence in our region.” The prime minister then ordered a full inspection of the Balkan Stream gas pipeline project.

Today, the Russian ambassador also pointed out that natural gas supplies from Russia to Bulgaria could be restored if our country ceded to Moscow.

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“Deliveries in countries that have ceased to meet their financial obligations can be reimbursed after receiving payment in the prescribed manner,” Mitrofanova said.

She also said that “the conduct of the special operation is a preventive measure to prevent full-scale aggression against the Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics and individual regions of Russia, which was scheduled by Ukraine for March this year.” “The demilitarization of Ukraine, which must become a neutral state.”

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Mitrofanova also reported that 1,730 Ukrainian fighters had “surrendered” at the Azovstal metallurgical plant and “their fate will be decided in court.”

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