Imagine: Kircho launches Zelenski in the EU

Just think:

Ukrainians gathered forces to stop the Russian army in front of Kyiv. And they forced her to back down.

For 42 days now, they have withstood constant Russian shelling and bombing. Big cities like Mariupol and Chernigov have been almost completely destroyed. There are thousands of civilian casualties. The infrastructure is in ruins. There is a probable famine. And yet Ukraine does not surrender and retain one of the world’s two military superpowers.

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For the same 42 days Bulgaria did not gather strength:

– to rename a square in Sofia;

-to expel an arrogant Russian ambassador;

– to stop openly pro-Russian, pro-war, anti-NATO and anti-European propaganda in the parliament, on the streets and on the national air;

– to send a cartridge of military aid to Ukraine;

– to start even a parliamentary debate on this;

– Prepare yourself for defense.

One day the war will end.

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And Ukraine, or what is left of it, will stand at the gates of the European Union, of which Bulgaria has been a member for 15 years.

Then today’s cowardly, indecisive and stupid Bulgaria will assess and vote on whether Ukrainians are worthy to join Europe.

Bulgaria, which sees its “national interest” as different from the European one.

Bulgaria, which is not moved by the Bucha massacre and claims it was a “fake”.

Bulgaria, which prefers to remain neutral to the innocent blood shed, to the instructions for “de-Ukrainization” and “de-Europeanization”.

Bulgaria, which is waving the Z sign of the aggressor in front of its parliament.

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Bulgaria by Kostadin Kostadinov and “Vazrazhdane”.

Bulgaria of Cornelia Ninova and BSP.

Bulgaria of Kiril Petkov, who does not want to oppose the above-described Bulgaria, but has the claim to change it.

They will appreciate Ukrainian democracy.

They will measure whether Kyiv meets the Maastricht and Copenhagen criteria.

Can you imagine what a cartoon this would be? Kircho launches Zelenski in the EU!

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And not only Bulgaria will be in the awkward position of a nominal member, authorized to evaluate at least a morally superior candidate.

The other 26 EU member states (perhaps with the exception of Poland and the Baltic republics) will be in the same situation to one degree or another.

Because while Ukrainians are fighting for their lives today, nominal Europeans are trembling for warmth, light and jobs.

As Ukraine continues to fight without electricity, water, food and scarce weapons, Europe is wondering if it will be able to do without Russian oil and gas.