AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUkraine Support Rift: Bulgaria’s PM Rumen Radev says Sofia has exhausted its ability to supply weapons and ammunition from military stockpiles to Ukraine, while insisting it can still offer technical repairs—echoing earlier warnings that the war can’t be changed by more arms. NATO Limits: The Netherlands also says it has reached its limit on direct military aid to Kyiv, underscoring pressure on European arsenals. Kyiv Summit Diplomacy: At the Ukraine–Southeast Europe Summit in Kyiv, leaders backed continued support and stronger pressure on Russia, but Serbia refused to sign the declaration; Bulgaria’s FM Velislava Petrova-Chamova stressed Sofia will keep political dialogue and focus on energy security and connectivity. EU Legal Pressure on Bulgaria: EPPO formally reprimanded Bulgarian European prosecutor Teodora Georgieva, ending a disciplinary case. Justice Clash: Bulgaria’s Justice Minister plans to appeal the Supreme Judicial Council’s refusal to act on a request to suspend Sofia City Prosecutor Emilia Rusinova. Energy Charter Move: Parliament adopted a bill to denounce the Energy Charter Treaty, citing EU incompatibility with climate and investment rules. EU Climate Politics: Ten EU countries, including Bulgaria, urged Brussels to rethink ETS2 carbon pricing on transport and heating fuels. Border/Customs Crackdown: Bulgaria seized nearly €5m in goods in a Frontex-led operation targeting counterfeit and smuggling networks, and agreed with the UK to expand risk-analysis cooperation and drone support.
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