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The Real Threat to Bulgaria: Ivelin Mihaylov on Geopolitics, the Internal Mafia, the Fake Opposition, and the Power of Civic Mobilization

Обновена на 02.03.2026 - 23:14 от admin

Vitko and Toni speak with Ivelin Mihaylov in an extraordinary live broadcast on the YouTube channel “Vitko” about the declared jihad in the Middle East, the geopolitical situation, the internal political environment in Bulgaria, the upcoming elections, and the large-scale campaign of the “Velichie” party in Bulgaria and abroad.

Main Topics of the Discussion

  • Topic 1: Party mobilization and the goals of “Velichie” for the upcoming elections
  • Topic 2: The political mafia, election manipulations, and the fake opposition
  • Topic 3: Geopolitics, the conflict in the Middle East, and Bulgaria’s security
  • Topic 4: State repression and the lack of justice
  • Topic 5: Economic decline, emigration, and the loss of patriotism

Topic 1: Party Mobilization and the Goals of “Velichie” for the Upcoming Elections

Despite the geopolitical title of the video, the main focus is on the upcoming elections and the need for full mobilization of supporters. Emphasis is placed on mass participation in the party’s Viber group, with a goal of reaching 100,000 members in order to break the government’s media monopoly. Numerous meetings with Bulgarians abroad (Germany, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy) are discussed. Ivelin Mihaylov highlights the strategic objective of winning 48 members of parliament, which would guarantee the ability to initiate votes of no confidence and exercise real oversight over the government, regardless of who is in power.

Topic 2: The Political Mafia, Election Manipulations, and the Fake Opposition

The second major theme is sharp criticism of the governing model associated with Boyko Borisov and Delyan Peevski, who are accused of systematic pressure on businesses and vote-buying through corporate voting. Mihaylov denounces other political forces (“Vazrazhdane,” PP–DB, ITN, BSP, MECh) and President Rumen Radev as a fake opposition. According to him, they participate in prior arrangements with the status quo to distribute votes in smaller polling sections and deliberately remain silent about election fraud and state repression.

Topic 3: Geopolitics, the Conflict in the Middle East, and Bulgaria’s Security

The video begins with a discussion about the declared jihad by Islamic states against the United States and Israel. Mihaylov analyzes U.S. hegemony in today’s unipolar world and notes what he describes as a lack of courage from Russia and China to provide a reciprocal military response to American actions. Concerns among citizens about U.S. military aircraft in Sofia and whether Bulgaria could become a target are also discussed. Mihaylov counters that the real threat to the lives of Bulgarians is the internal mafia that destroys the country every day, rather than hypothetical external attacks.

Topic 4: State Repression and the Lack of Justice

Special attention is given to what is described as targeted institutional pressure against ordinary citizens and political opponents of the status quo. As a prominent example, Kiro Breyka is mentioned as being subjected to constant asset seizures and media attacks for months. This pressure on ordinary people is contrasted with the behavior of systemic politicians — the video repeatedly mentions a leaked photo of Radostin Vasilev (leader of MECh) relaxing and shopping in Dubai during national holidays, while representatives of “Velichie” are presented as being among the people on the ground.

Topic 5: Economic Decline, Emigration, and the Loss of Patriotism

Mihaylov draws a sharp contrast between development abroad and the situation in Bulgaria, where the economy is described as distorted — residential apartments are being built, but there is a lack of buildings for business, production, and engineering development. Concern is expressed about the systematic destruction of culture and love for the homeland, which forces young and capable people to leave the country. As a countermeasure to this trend, the party organizes special meetings abroad (for example in The Hague) focused entirely on young people, seeking ways for them to return and realize their potential in Bulgaria.


The Most Important Highlights According to Ivelin Mihaylov

Based on the discussion, the speaker emphasizes three key messages:

Highlight 1: The Real Threat to Bulgaria Is the Internal Mafia, Not External Geopolitical Conflicts

Despite the discussion about the war in the Middle East and the presence of U.S. military aircraft in Sofia, Mihaylov states that Bulgarians should not fear external strikes but rather the internal governing model. According to him, the governance associated with Borisov and Peevski leads to severe consequences through lawlessness, destruction of businesses, emigration, and institutional pressure on citizens.

Highlight 2: Systemic Parties Act as a Fake Opposition and Participate in Election Manipulations

He claims that other political forces only simulate opposition to the status quo while actually supporting it and remaining silent about repression. He expresses concerns about agreements regarding vote distribution and points to examples of political hypocrisy.

Highlight 3: Mass Civic Mobilization Is Needed to Break the Monopoly of Power

Mihaylov places strong emphasis on building an independent information network through citizens, including through the party’s Viber group with a goal of reaching 100,000 participants. As a strategic political objective, winning 48 parliamentary seats is presented, which according to him would allow real parliamentary oversight over governance.

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