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Rumen Radev, the newly elected Bulgarian Prime Minister, has criticized the EU's sanctions against Russia and advocates for closer ties with Moscow, which was Bulgaria's main energy source before the Ukraine war. He admires Orbán Viktor's geopolitical stance but states he won't block EU decisions unless Bulgaria is required to provide financial or military support to Ukraine. Analysts suggest that Radev's government may slow down EU decision-making regarding the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. Radev's campaign focused on fighting corruption rather than foreign policy. Bulgaria may gain more EU funds and attract foreign investments, potentially revitalizing its stagnant economy.