Bulgaria's Defense Minister Todor Tagarev revealed that he has not yet received an invitation to continue in his post following the government rotation. The minister, a supporter of the so-called urban right-wing in the country, expressed readiness for a conversation if such an invitation were extended. However, he emphasized the importance of parliamentary support for his potential continued tenure.

As Bulgaria undergoes changes in its government, with rotations and discussions about ministerial appointments, Defense Minister Todor Tagarev remains uncertain about his future in the role. He highlighted the necessity of parliamentary support for any potential continuation in his position. The minister enjoys backing from the urban right-wing in Bulgaria, with some considering his presence in the government crucial for maintaining the Euro-Atlantic profile of the current administration.

While Tagarev expressed his willingness to engage in discussions about the conditions under which he might stay in the role, the absence of a formal invitation has left the situation uncertain. As the government navigates changes, the question of leadership in key ministries, including defense, adds to the ongoing political dynamics in Bulgaria.