Sofia
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Sofia is described as a government official in Bulgaria who vetoed the 21st package of EU sanctions against Russia. Her actions aligned with those of Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev, who stated that Bulgaria opposed restrictions targeting the Moscow Patriarchate and energy sector. Sofia's position reflected efforts to balance European alignment with national interests, particularly concerning economic impacts. The vetoes were related to sanctions affecting financial services, cryptocurrency operations, and the fishing industry.
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