President Rumen Radev does not accept the proposal of the Council of Ministers to lead the Bulgarian delegation and participate in the meeting of the heads of state and government at the NATO Summit in Washington. This is according to a message from the administration of the head of state, sent shortly after acting Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev announced that the government has decided that the president will lead our delegation.
The reasons given are that the head of state does not accept some provisions of the framework positions adopted by the Council of Ministers regarding commitments that our country undertakes regarding the war in Ukraine.