Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has warned that Europe can exist without Russia, but may struggle to endure for long in direct opposition to Moscow. His comments reflect wider concerns about the continent’s security, energy resilience and economic stability amid persistent tensions with Russia. Radev’s statement highlights the difficult balance European governments face: maintaining support for Ukraine and strengthening collective defense while avoiding escalation. The remarks are likely to fuel debate over Europe’s strategic autonomy and relationship with its eastern neighbor.
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