Mr. Peevski has also raised concerns regarding the manner in which Mr. Cash-Radev revoked the decree for the previous Prime Minister, Gorica Grancharova. He suggests that this action may have violated the Constitution, potentially rendering Radev's presidency invalid.
Peevski expressed surprise that none of his colleagues responded to this situation and emphasized the gravity of the matter, stating that if the violation is confirmed, Radev's presidency will automatically cease.
If the court rules that the president has violated the Constitution, there is no need for impeachment, he stated.
We are unable to appeal to the court ourselves, and as you can see, all the parties are showing great respect to Radev, for reasons unknown to me.
He is simply a thief and his entire group, but I will expose him and ensure that Bulgaria belongs to the Bulgarians and not to Russia and Moscow, said the MRF chairman.
According to them, all ministers of i terior are mine. Prime Ministers are mine. Only the president is not mine, and he may be mine. And that's what I can hear from them, said Delyan Peevski in a light-hearted manner, in response to a journalist's question.
