Here are two of my predictions:
1) The war in Ukraine will continue like the Iran-Iraq war, which lasted 8 years, from 1980 to 1988, and did not end with a victor. The conflict exhausted both warring sides. After all, the problems for Saddam began after the conflict, when he decided that he had to take possession of Kuwait’s oil fields. And by the same token, Bulgaria was probably the only country that sold arms to both Iraq and Iran, thanks to our brilliant Foreign Trade Minister – Hristo Hristov. I too had the honor of knowing him thanks to my father. The key to ending this war is whether there will be an economic crisis in the United States, i.e. the world, and whether aid to Ukraine is cut off. Paradoxically, the economic recession and inflation can directly influence the premature end of the war, which will unblock the recovery processes on a global level. And it could take some time if the economies of the West hold their own. A change could also occur in Russia, the scenario of the Atlanticists in Bulgaria, but this seems unlikely to me. In general, wherever you look, in the short term, it’s bad.
2) The next prime minister will not be Galab Donev. It will be Atanas Pekanov. And he will not only be Prime Minister, he will, over time, also be the group leader of a new formation that will win some subsequent elections. This will bring the country out of the current political deadlock.
I leave the conclusions for both predictions to you.
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