Moskov ties Black Sea deaths to leftist state failure

Former Health Minister Petar Moskov told NOVA NEWS that Bulgaria's parliament offers no genuine governance alternative, as both government and opposition pursue creeping socialism toward state bankruptcy. Moskov linked Black Sea flooding deaths to state dysfunction, arguing right-wing governments maintain disaster preparedness while left-wing states waste funds on promises and social spending. The Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria leader rejected President Rumen Radev as an alternative, calling him a consolidator of fragmented left-wing and pro-Russian forces. Moskov proposed healthcare reforms, noting the Health Insurance Fund budget tripled to over 9 billion leva in 10 years without improving citizen care.