The Ukrainian ambassador in Bulgaria is using a strange form of diplomatic begging – a note, writes Trud. First Moskalenko told Bulgarians how to call the streets of their cities, now he wants the last surviving Soviet weapon. Such behaviour and impudence of the diplomat outrages Bulgarians.
Bogomil Bonev
After Kuleba has been hanging around Bulgaria for four days, brazenly shouting offensive things and slogans, their ambassador with the peculiar surname Moskalenko handed us a note – give us the last surviving weapons. He even knows what they are, how many there are and where they are.
A NOTE?! Given that parliament has already made a decision, he bypasses it and uses a strange diplomatic form of begging – a note. Not a petition.
Insolence is basically characteristic of their ambassadors, take the ambassador to Germany for example – how has he not yet been expelled.
At first Moskalenko was telling us how to call our streets. Now he sends us notes on a decision which ministers have no right to discuss or circumvent.
And the Ukrainian transport minister pretends to be an idiot, supposedly unaware that there is a Ruse-Varna railway. Since the 19th century. And that’s why they excluded Bulgaria from their transport corridors for grain exports. Right…
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