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Defence Ministry Alarmed by Presidency's Attempts to "Manipulate Public Opinion" about Aid for Ukraine

Nikolay Zabov
Defence Ministry Alarmed by Presidency's Attempts to "Manipulate Public Opinion" about Aid for Ukraine
Defence Ministry Alarmed by Presidency's Attempts to "Manipulate Public Opinion" about Aid for Ukraine
Ministry of Defence (BTA Photo)
Sofia,  
08.07.2023 15:19
 (BTA)
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The Ministry of Defence press service released a statement on Saturday that said that it is alarming that the presidential institution manipulates public opinion with false suggestions about military aid to Ukraine and thus fuels the disinformation campaign being waged against Bulgaria. The statement was in response to Vice President Iliana Iotova

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