The President of Bulgaria called for checking his election competitors with the question “Whose Crimea?”
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev called on voters to test candidates for the post of head of state with the issue of Crimea.
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Plevneliev himself stated this, reports the publication “European Truth”.
“We need to ask presidential candidates how they feel about the Ukrainian crisis. Do they agree that one country occupied the territory of another country? Do they agree that “little green men” appeared in Crimea and illegally organized a referendum at gunpoint?” Plevneliev said.
Plevneliev explained that Russia is not an enemy for Bulgaria, but an opponent who wants to destabilize the European Union.
“There are efforts to destabilize the European Union through media propaganda, through oligarchs, through energy dependence, through cyber attacks,” he said.
Let us recall that earlier the President of Bulgaria Rosen Plevneliev made an emergency statement in which he announced his intention not to run for a second term for personal reasons. Members of the Bulgarian Parliament decided that the country's presidential elections will take place on November 6, 2016.
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