Meanwhile, the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) has firmly declared its stance against supporting a government proposed by the DPS with a second mandate. Borislav Gutsanov, the chairman of the BSP parliamentary group, emphasized that while the chances to form a government in the current parliamentary session are still open, the BSP will not back a cabinet under a second mandate.

"There are still opportunities to avoid early elections, and that could be with a third mandate, regardless of which party receives it. The key is to unite around experts and individuals willing to contribute to a national salvation government," stated Gutsanov.

However, the BSP remains open to supporting a government formed under a third mandate, but only if its agenda aligns closely with BSP priorities and following approval from the party's leadership.

Also, members of the former parliamentary group "Greatness," now independent deputies, have taken a firm stance against supporting any government proposal under the current mandates. Krasimira Katincharova expressed their position:

"We reject engaging in these narrow political maneuvers. The issues may seem small-scale within the parliament, but they profoundly affect the state's interests. Bulgaria urgently requires a different approach. Our group will not endorse any government formation, as there are insufficient constructive forces dedicated to serving the interests of ordinary Bulgarians."