Peevski enters Parliament after clash with PP

BOT Калина Василева
18.09.2025 • 10:03
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Peevski enters Parliament after clash with PP
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Delyan Peevski entered the National Assembly after a sharp confrontation with MPs from _Prodalzhavame Promenata_ (PP), who blocked his access. Peevski stated "I will build a state with a capital D. The tension escalated, raising questions about the stability of parliamentary procedures.

MP Delyan Peevski from "DPS – Novo Nachalo", accompanied by colleagues from the parliamentary group, entered the National Assembly building after a sharp verbal conflict with representatives of "Prodalzhavame Promenata".

A BTA reporter witnessed the clash, which erupted in front of the service entrance to the parliament, blocked by MPs from "Prodalzhavame Promenata".

The tension was palpable, and the atmosphere – filled with excitement. Before passing the blocked entrances, Peevski turned to those gathered, stating "I will govern the country with a capital "D"".

Blocking access to parliament

Earlier in the morning, MPs from "Prodalzhavame Promenata" took action, blocking access to the parliament"s service parking lot with their personal vehicles.

The goal, as became clear from a publication on the party"s Facebook page, was to prevent the entry of cars used by the leaders of GERB and "DPS – Novo Nachalo", Boyko Borisov and Delyan Peevski.

Increased police presence is observed.

Protest action and tension

This action is described by "Prodalzhavame Promenata" as an expression of support for the detained mayor of Varna, Blagoomir Kotsev, and former deputy mayor of Sofia, Nikola Barbutov.

Messages from the Sofia Municipality, received by BTA, confirm that "Prodalzhavame Promenata" received the necessary permission to conduct its protest action.

Despite receiving permission, the action of "Prodalzhavame Promenata" caused serious tensions and blocked access to parliament for several hours before the situation eased.

It is clear that this event will lead to a new stage in political confrontations in the country. Today events call into question the stability of parliamentary procedures and highlight the deep divisions in the Bulgarian political scene.

Автор Калина Василева
Калина Василева

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бацат_се

18.09.2025, 10:07

Бацат се

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fan_452013

18.09.2025, 10:09

Хехе, нека Пеевски прави държава с главно „

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830

18.09.2025, 10:11

Като Русия не е толкова странно, че у нас се случват

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prosto_chovek

18.09.2025, 10:11

Аз така мисля 😅

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A7790

18.09.2025, 10:11

Хей, човекът с главно 'Д' finally влиза в

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A0F9F

18.09.2025, 10:09

Ха̀й, Пеевски

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BAI_IVAN

18.09.2025, 10:13

ако иска да прави държава с главно д, аз иск

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niki_bg

18.09.2025, 10:14

Абе моля те, не може да се случва това в Бъл

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Top4o1997

18.09.2025, 10:52

Още една шоуменската акция от Пеевски

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maimunata

18.09.2025, 10:56

Това не е политика, а театър

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gringo_77

18.09.2025, 11:11

Да гледаме какъв човек изкачва на власт!!

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това_отново_нещо

18.09.2025, 11:37

Хайде, какво нещо това? Пеевски отново прави

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BAT_VASKO

18.09.2025, 11:39

Ах, пак го храним в парламента, за да го!!

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E745

18.09.2025, 11:39

Ох, човече

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