PM Radev: The operation in “Dragalevtsi” shows that no one is untouchable

“No one is untouchable anymore, and the operation by the security services and the Ministry of Interior at the mafia hideout in the Dragalevtsi neighborhood shows that this is only the beginning of the process of upholding the rule of law,” Prime Minister Rumen Radev said at the start of a government meeting.

Police seizes jeep, weapons, equipment related to GPS jammer case in Sofia

Last week, a powerful jammer that was disrupting GPS signal frequencies across Sofia was neutralized. It was discovered in the capital’s Dragalevtsi neighborhood. The prime minister said at the time that the jammer had been installed on an SUV and that its owner had been identified.

At the beginning of the new parliamentary session, Rumen Radev called on lawmakers to prepare for hard work, as judicial reform and the streamlining of the administration lie ahead. “The 2027 Budget is ahead of us, as well as a number of reforms announced in our program,” he stressed.

The prime minister assured that next year’s budget would be adopted on time and that the new financial framework would be realistic. According to him, the country is returning to a normal political cycle after years of instability.

Edited by Diana Tsankova