The Bulgarian National Assembly on Friday, 21 February, voted in favour of a declaration that significantly limits the grounds for the potential deployment of Bulgarian troops in Ukraine.

I expect the government and the National Assembly to state a clear and unambiguous position that Bulgaria will not send troops,’ said President Radev. He added that, against the backdrop of the ...

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Bulgaria's Parliament has adopted a declaration confirming the non-participation of Bulgarian military forces in combat operations in Ukraine, outside of the country’s alliance obligations under ...

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The Bulgarian National Assembly on Friday, 21 February, voted in favour of a declaration that significantly limits the grounds for the potential deployment of Bulgarian troops in Ukraine. Source: ...

The Bulgarian Air Force carried out escort missions for an allied military aircraft as part of a joint exercise with the ...

On the orders of Bulgarian Prime Minister Rossen Zhelyakov, a Bulgarian Air Force Spartan transport aircraft flew to North ...