"Aren't you worried about the fact that the government is pouring more and more funds into sociological agencies to provide the results it wants to see". This question was asked to journalists by President Rumen Radev.
"There is sociological propaganda and advertising for the euro. This arrogance and speculation scares people and takes them out onto the streets. When those in power refuse to hear the voice of the people, the moment comes when the people will refuse to listen to them," he said.
According to the president, it is worrying that "the international community cannot respond adequately" to the situation in the Middle East, and it is even more worrying that the UN is watching helplessly what is happening". He called for the mobilization of the international community to insist on a ceasefire, BNT reported.
When asked if he planned to convene a National Security Advisory Council, Radev replied that he had done so a few months ago, during the previous strikes between Iran and Israel. He stressed that some of the positions adopted then have not yet been implemented.
"I expect the executive branch to engage directly with them as an analysis and update of the plan to counter terrorism".
"There is no way I can sign something that I haven't received" - this is how the president responded to Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov's words that there was verbal agreement on who would become the Secretary General of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
"It is good that the Prime Minister spoke about the need for dialogue and communication and let him check once again how many letters with constructive proposals he received from "Dondukov" 2 and say why there is still no answer. I have been waiting for months for them to offer me ambassadors - there is silence and inaction on this topic".
According to Rumen Radev, this is convenient for the ruling party, because, by bypassing the Constitution and its decrees, people are completely at their discretion as interim presidents.