European Commission President Ursula von der LEYEN in Varna, Bulgaria
10 November 2026
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European Commission
Follow its sittings00:03 - 01:00
Speaker 8
Да, Даниела Стойнова, Българско национално радио. Госпожо председател, господин премиер, но най-вече към госпожа фон дер Лайен, все пак всичко това, въпреки усилията и на Европейската комисия, и на българската държава, има социална цена за народите на Европейския съюз и за българския народ. Именно заради това искам да коментирате писмото на канцлера на Германия до господин Антонио Коща. Става дума за това, че той иска всички страни от Европейския съюз да участват в отпускането на тези допълнителни 70 милиона милиарда евро и коментира, че България, Унгария, Словакия и Чехия трябва също да се присъединят, докато господин Радев изразява така известен скептицизъм по този повод, защото не знам как е за другите държави, но за България това ще окаже негативно въздействие. Как ще се преодолее това?
01:00 - 01:55
Speaker 1
Daniela Stoynova from the Bulgarian National Radio. Thank you very much for what you have said. I would like to say that despite their efforts, we know that there is a significant social impact financially speaking towards the people of all of Europe. And I would like to, in this regard, ask you, what how would you comment the letter that we just heard of from the German Chancellor, from Mr. Scholz, about the expectations and demands for all to take part for the 70 billion euro that will be devoted to Ukraine? What he said is that also Bulgaria, Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic would have to participate in the financial contributions and would be obliged to do that.
How would that happen considering the fact that our Prime Minister, Radev, has expressed certain skepticism, and we could say that this, for Bulgaria, would have a rather negative impact in the public opinion?
01:55 - 02:22
Speaker 6
I think the most important unifying element is that we all want peace. Most of all, the people of Ukraine want peace. And this is the work that is being done at the moment being, for example, in Abu Dhabi, too. It is very important that we support Ukraine because Ukraine is a stabilizing factor. It was Russia that invaded Ukraine, we should never forget.
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