2024-02-12 06:06:54
“My explanation for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is that it is a question of frivolous pretensions on the part of ‘We continue the change.’ This is my reading. Kiril Petkov put a red line,” said Daniel Mitov in the program “120 minutes” on bTV.
He emphasized that the GERB-SDS coalition has one ministerial seat and specified that it is recorded that Nikolay Denkov will become the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education.
“I don’t know what we will explain to our voters if we give up the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. What does it mean to hear the voice of PP-DB outside? The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reflects the voice of Bulgaria. There must be a person who is boiling and seething with sufficiently clear positions – whether it will be for North Macedonia, the war in Ukraine, China, or will it be for something else. For the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, you can’t experiment,” Daniel Mitov is emphatic.
According to him, the party complied with the agreement with PP-DB.
“Borisov came and asked us to refrain from the Chataldzha case. On Friday, Borisov came and asked us to include the bill on beaches, which Kiril Petkov very much wanted to pass, on Friday as an emergency item. We have behaved in good faith so that there is a sense of partnership. We get childish whims for more and more,” he commented.
“If the conversation is – why should the prime minister also be the foreign minister, this conversation is legitimate. Borisov clearly said – if we are going to talk about this topic, we are ready to propose another person for foreign minister. We haven’t discussed whether I should be. The topic is not on the agenda. “We continue the change” wants their person in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. They want their voice to be heard outside, and the line is – “Nicky has to travel”, stressed the deputy chairman of GERB.
“The whole ‘collective West’, as the cliché goes, needs to realize that we have no time to waste right now. Ukraine needs ammunition and modern weapons. The question is that they have enough not only to defend themselves, but also to launch a new counteroffensive,” he said.
“The push of Russia from Ukraine will happen if the West continues to support at a greater pace. The fact is that we have to deliver more, I’m talking about the European industrial complex,” Mitov pointed out.