The media reported on the EU's concerns about the victory of Radev's party in Bulgaria

The victory of the Progressive Bulgaria electoral bloc of ex-President Rumen Radev in the parliamentary elections in Bulgaria raises concerns in the European Union (EU), as this may become an obstacle to helping Kiev. This was reported on April 22 by the newspaper Die Welt.

"Brussels is particularly afraid that Radev will take the place of deposed Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and become an obstacle at the EU level. In recent years, he has, among other things, opposed arms supplies to Ukraine and called for improved relations with Russia," the publication says.

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