Will the planned transition from coal to renewable energy in Bulgaria jeopardize the country's energy security and affordable electricity prices for Bulgarian citizens in the future? No, that's not true: Coal requires mining, transportation, and processing, the cost of which makes it uncompetitive with free, greener, renewable resources such as the sun and the wind. In addition, coal is responsible…

Is George Soros's Open Society Foundations (OSF) completely withdrawing and ceasing its European activities? No, that's not true: According to Alexander Soros, the new chair of the Board of Directors of the Open Society Foundations and son of George Soros, the OSF is not leaving the EU but plans to reduce its staff and shift part of its focus outside…

Does the newly formed Bulgarian government declare it will ban agriculture and prohibit livestock farming in order to meet climate goals? No, that's not true: Bulgarian and European Commission officials met this month and announced that agricultural funds for Bulgaria for the period until 2027 will remain unchanged, and the newly formed Bulgarian government announced that a priority during its…

Did the US sell eight old scrapped F-16 fighter jets to Bulgaria after it was responsible for the destruction of more than 400 aircraft of the Bulgarian Air Force over the years? No, that's not true: The Bulgarian government has issued an order for a brand-new, state-of-the-art F-16 Block 70 fighter jet, refuting the claims made in the TikTok video…

Did Swedish-made AT-4 anti-tank shoulder-fired missile systems that Sweden and NATO sent to Ukraine end up on the black market and in the hands of a Mexican drug cartel? No, that's not true: Military supplies delivered by NATO to Ukraine are closely monitored and documented. As part of a disinformation campaign, pro-Kremlin propaganda has shared the narrative that weapons delivered…

Did Bulgaria import poisonous grain from Ukraine? No, that's not true: Bulgaria is part of the EU and adheres to its strict import regulations. Publications on various information sites (for example here and here), claimed that the grain imported from Ukraine to Bulgaria was poisonous and that there are no licensed laboratories in Bulgaria to control these imports. According to…