Bulgarian Prime Minister Rosen Jeliazkov has accused Russia of disinformation campaigns against Bulgaria's adoption of the euro and underlined Russian influence in Moldova.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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Jeliazkov said that Bulgaria has concrete evidence of Russia's involvement in disinformation campaigns affecting its European integration. He highlighted the historical similarities between Bulgaria and Moldova, both of which have a Soviet past, and underlined efforts to support the Bulgarian community in Taraclia through education. The PM described Russian influence as a "semi-hybrid influence" aimed at weakening trust in the countries' strategic choices.
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