Bulgarian PM warns of nuclear risk and urges diplomacy
Bulgarian prime minister Rumen Radev told a European defense summit that seeking a total defeat of Russia risks nuclear escalation and urged robust diplomacy to reduce that danger. His dovish warning, from a NATO eastern-flank country, drew media labels of being ‘‘Kremlin-friendly’’ even as he rejected Kremlin nuclear rhetoric. NATO publicly denounced the Kremlin's recent threatening language and defended allied territory, while the Russian foreign ministry said European weapons factories supplying Ukraine are legitimate military targets. The combination of raised nuclear risk talk and declared targeting of arms suppliers elevates security and diplomatic tensions across Europe.
Bulgarian prime minister warned of nuclear risk and urged diplomacy
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Rumen Radev spoke at a European defense summit about nuclear risk and diplomacy. His…
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