"The Bulgarian state had the most correct reaction – president, prime minister, Bulgarian military medics. There is also exceptional civic energy. I saw many familiar faces and friends in the blood donation queues. The queues in both Plovdiv and Sofia are huge".
This was said by the pro-Bulgarian activist and politician from North Macedonia Petar Kolev on the air of "Face to Face" on bTV.
"The Bulgarian people are compassionate", he also pointed out.
"The Republic of North Macedonia voted to become an independent state 34 years ago. However, it is neither independent nor a state. There is no place in the world where such a thing can be called a nightclub, to operate for a year without a license, and when such a thing happens, there are police officers inside. What were the police doing there?", Kolev also said.
"The Minister of Internal Affairs pretended for a year that there was a disco in this place", he pointed out.
"3 years ago there was a fire in Kochani in which the entire city could have burned down. In the end, a cable turned out to be to blame", he recalled and stated:
"This is another tragic incident in the last few years. I sincerely hope that the citizens of RSM will not stop there and will be ready to walk the entire difficult path of transformation of this country".