“There is no evidence that more weapons will lead to victory for either side,” said the former deputy foreign minister.
Combining the post of Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs will be difficult. The preparation of the elections is related to many commitments for a prime minister, and the position of foreign minister implies a very active presence internationally. This is what former Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Lyubomir Kyuchukov said in “The Day Live” on NOVA NEWS.
“The problem is that foreign policy has come to be seen as posts and travel,” he said.
Kyuchukov also commented on the war in Ukraine. The expert believes that the country will not lose the war, but exactly how it will end is unclear. He is of the opinion that a “hot freezing of the conflict” is reached. Kyuchukov believes that it is in Ukraine’s interest to seek a truce.
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The expert said that all countries live in a “deeply militarized economy” and the future of the world is shaping up to be one of confrontation. He is of the opinion that “nothing proves that more weapons will lead to victory for either side”.
Watch the whole conversation in the video.
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