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Bulgaria has withdrawn from the 'coalition of willing' supporting Ukraine, with Prime Minister Rumen Radev stating the country would no longer participate in a coalition demanding continued financial and military aid to Kyiv. Bulgaria has also opposed EU sanctions targeting Patriarch Kirill and businessman Vagit Alekperov, citing economic interests including energy ties and investments in the Lukoil refinery.
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