What going on in the country is a mafia war - still undercover for the mass public, but may soon become overt with shootings.
Peevski argues with Dogan. Radev argues with Peevski. But the EU is tightening the noose around Radev.
Economist Evgeny Kanev commented on this on his Facebook page. Here are more of his thoughts:
For this purpose, Peevski imports Russian fuels to finance his cadres in the state. Dogan's BBR cadres have been driven out and are leaving the country, and he wants to get rid of Varna TPP, which seems to have been supported by the BBR. After all, from the DP attacks, it becomes clear that the “Syromahomil” status of the dogan derbies Chakarov and Atalay - and again in the energy sector. By grabbing foreign RES projects, Dogan has long diversified its dependence on one inefficient plant.
For the same purpose - Radev will certainly not accept that Kalin Stoyanov remains the Minister of the Interior, and without him it will be difficult for Peevski to buy votes. We have seen the mutterization of this ministry - as a verbal balancing act of the minister; as active activities of the staff, who as the minister “will not allow”, anyone other than them to decide; as a style of the cadre itself during demonstrations of protesters. Radev's battle is to single-handedly control the power apparatus - the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the GDBOP, services and the Ministry of Defense - and thus compensate for the lack of his government. And this is decisive for the direction of the state at this stage of the war in Ukraine.
However, Radev's gas deals are already in the eyes of Western services and partners, and the hoop will tighten - for now, Köveshi only gives a signal about Chiren. The common thing in this case - of stealing euro funds through the favorite trick of changing the preliminary plans - and the deal for BOTAS is the current Minister of Energy. And the connection with Russian gas. The less Chiren can store gas, the more Russian gas it can buy through BOTASH. As they say - both BB/DP city and RR whole. Therefore, not only will you never hear BB and DP criticize RR for BOTAS, but their MPs will not allow investigations in parliament about this deal.
The common denominator of mob warfare that shines through this tangle of conflicts?
#WHO will manage Russian carbon flows through Bulgaria, keeping control of the gas … and oil capacity. That's why they need the state - and the elections are just an annoying detail.
By the way - what happened to the sale of Lukoil, for which Peevski and Dobrev were on the embrasure?