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Ivelin Mihaylov and Pavel Stoimenov hold an open meeting with supporters and citizens in the town of Dryanovo. The event begins immediately after the leaders return from a visit to Cyprus. Mihaylov shares his emotional connection to Bulgaria and the difference he feels every time he returns to his homeland. He recounts a memory from 1998 when, after staying in Libya, he kissed Bulgarian soil with a promise not to leave the country because nowhere else is more beautiful.

Radoslav Ivanov recounts the incident he discovered upon arriving at the office of the “Velichie” party in the capital. The team found a large hole in the entrance door of the premises. The door is equipped with double glazing, which had been pierced as a result of a strong impact. Staff noticed a strange anomaly in the operation of the security system. The alarm did not activate at the moment the glass was broken. It was triggered only when a party employee opened the door to enter the premises.

On February 17, 2026, Biser Sivkov and Nikolay Kutsarov were released. They had spent three months in detention. Representatives of the “Velichie” party described their detention as unlawful. Supporters waited for them eagerly in front of the building. The event brought satisfaction to those present, who viewed it as a victory for justice.

On the program “Delnitsi,” Ivelin Mihaylov exposes large-scale environmental crimes and local corruption networks, ranging from waste burning in Kovachki’s thermal power plants and sewage pollution in the Black Sea to schemes for stealing valuable properties and beaches in Varna and Nessebar.

On the program “Delnitsi,” Ivelin Mihaylov reveals a shocking picture of Bulgarian reality in which state institutions and criminal elements act in coordination to crush inconvenient individuals through arson, extortion, and arrests of innocent people, while the political elite and oligarchy enjoy complete impunity.

On the program “Delnitsi,” Ivelin Mihaylov uses a dramatic personal encounter with road negligence as a metaphor for the complete collapse of the Ministry of Interior, where the lack of professional protocols and corrupt leadership have turned the police into an instrument of repression and a “protective umbrella” for oligarchy instead of a defender of citizens. He links this deep institutional crisis and the absence of justice to the economic dependencies of the new caretaker cabinet on figures such as Ivo Prokopiev, Borisov, and Peevski.

On the program “Delnitsi,” Ivelin Mihaylov delivers a sharp analysis of the political situation, claiming that the new caretaker cabinet is controlled by Ivo Prokopiev, Borisov, and Peevski, and uses a personal road incident as a metaphor for the collapse of the Ministry of Interior, while defending the activities of “Velichie” against media attacks and repression.

Here is a detailed description of Ivelin Mihaylov’s thesis regarding the new caretaker government, based on his participation in the program “Delnitsi.”

In a video interview for Vitko’s channel, financial expert from the “Velichie” party Maria Ilieva discusses the backstage maneuvers of Borisov, Prokopiev, and Peevski in the formation of the new caretaker government, criticizes the chaos within the Ministry of Interior surrounding the investigation of the “Petrohan” case, and issues a strong call for civic mobilization to safeguard the fairness of the upcoming elections.

Депутатът Стилиана Бобчева и кметът на Бистрица Самуил Попов организират акция срещу незаконно изхвърляне на отпадъци и земни маси. Бобчева препречва пътя на два камиона със своя автомобил. Шофьорите първоначално се опитват да излъжат, но след това признават вината си и се свързват със своите колеги. Камионите се обръщат и тръгват към друг изход,. Участниците в акцията се обаждат на телефон 112 и подават сигнали до институциите. На място пристигат полицаи, представители на инспектората от Панчарево и заместник-кметът по екология. Институциите започват действия по установяване на нарушителите.

Kiro Breyka states категорically that he does not owe money to the state, to private individuals, or to attorney Rastashki. Despite this, institutions have frozen his accounts amounting to approximately 120,000 leva. He deposited the full financial guarantee more than a month ago in order to clear his name and continue working normally. The state bailiff Aneta Yonkova lifted the seizure in a timely manner after confirming that the guarantee had been paid. However, the private bailiffs refuse to release the funds and continue the administrative pressure. Breyka accuses attorney Rastashki of orchestrating this repression and claims that he is organizing the attacks, including threats of accusations of money laundering through donation accounts.