Do not rush to conclusions that Peevski and his group will simply leave the DPS with their heads down. Peevski has nothing to lose and will use all his power to force Dogan to negotiate with him.
The most important thing is that with his answer, Dogan escalated the situation and Dogan's trick that we all love each other hit a rock. That is, there is already a denouement.
Energy expert Iliyan Vassilev commented on yesterday's events at the DPS on his Facebook page. Here's more from his analysis:
The fact is that without the support of Dogan Peevski, he cannot do anything in the DPS, especially in elections. But Dogan can't make a muscle campaign either. Therefore, if there is no quick resolution, the DPS will be out of the equation of power for the second, and for the next term, and for the next elections.
Interestingly, Dogan did not use the Magnitsky factor in his letter.
The tremors in DPS will also reverberate in GERB /BB is not in the media these days by chance/ and in other parties, especially in those in which Peevski has spread his tentacles. The most interesting will be the reaction after the services and the prosecutor's office. If Peevski decides to act forcefully, he will cause a response wave like in 2014. But he had no other choice.
So it's too early to write off Peevski. He can do a lot more whites, first for DPS, then for Bulgaria.
The crisis in the DPS and in the Bulgarian political system opens up new opportunities, and there are good ones.