#Bulgaria

A scandal has erupted in Bulgaria over the Defense Minister's plan to buy Polish MiG-29s. The opposition calls this a step towards turning the country into a "graveyard of Soviet aviation," while youth activists parked a "Moskvich" at the ministry building. 🇧🇬✈️🚗

Bulgaria considers MiG-29s as a source of spare parts, sparking criticism in parliament 🇧🇬✈️. Residential buildings and infrastructure have been damaged as a result of attacks 🏚️. Microscopic particles help analyze the consequences 🧪. #Bulgaria #Military #Destruction

Serbia, Bulgaria, and Romania became the most dangerous countries in Europe for drivers according to 2025 data. Meanwhile, Scandinavia demonstrates the best safety indicators, while tourist countries like France and Portugal are stuck in stagnation. 🚗🚧📉

Poland has warned Ukraine: if negotiations on the transfer of MiG-29s are delayed, the aircraft may be bought by Bulgaria. Warsaw expects Kyiv to exchange drone technologies and make a decision in the coming weeks. 🇵🇱✈️🇺🇦

Poland received a request from a NATO ally for Polish MiG-29s, but Ukraine remains the priority. Bulgaria, lacking parts due to sanctions, is seeking an alternative but is not ready to give up its own aircraft. Negotiations on Kyiv's side are suspended due to technical disagreements. ✈️🇵🇱🇺🇦

The Bulgarian Navy discovered and destroyed a drifting drone with a warhead in the Black Sea near Ahtopol. The operation involved Turkish and Romanian ships. This is already the second similar case in the region in recent days. 🚨⚓🇧🇬

Iran has officially warned Bulgaria: the deployment of US aircraft on the country's territory will be considered complicity in aggression. Tehran promises political consequences for Sofia against the backdrop of Trump's statements about continuing the war and the Pentagon's strengthening in the Middle East. 🇮🇷✈️🇧🇬

Bulgaria has officially refused to participate in the 'Coalition of the Willing', stating that diplomacy is being used insufficiently. Foreign Minister Vessela Petrova-Chamova confirmed in Kyiv that Sofia will continue to assist Ukraine with energy resources but will not support military coalitions outside the framework of the EU and NATO. 🇧🇬🇺🇦

Bulgaria officially changes its strategy of supporting Ukraine: Sofia withdraws from the military coalition, betting on diplomacy and energy assistance. Minister Petrova explained the reasons for the decision and prospects for cooperation in the drone sector in Kyiv. 🇧🇬🇺🇦

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev announced the country's exit from the 'coalition of the willing' 🇧🇬. The head of state stated that the conflict cannot be resolved by military means and called for diplomacy. Direct military aid to Ukraine has ceased; only equipment repair is possible 🛠️.

Bulgaria has officially left the 'Coalition of the Willing' and refused military aid to Kyiv. Prime Minister Rumen Radev stated the need for a diplomatic solution to the conflict and pragmatism in relations with Russia, although commercial arms sales continue. 🇧🇬🚫🇺🇦

Poland and Bulgaria have supported the swift opening of negotiation clusters for Ukraine's EU accession. Deputy Prime Minister Taras Kachka stated that almost all member states are interested in accelerating the process, while Estonia has called for the immediate opening of all tracks. 🇪🇺🇺🇦

Patriarch Kirill avoids EU sanctions again: the head of the ROC was removed from the 21st package at Bulgaria's request 🇧🇬. Despite the change of power in Hungary and Budapest's readiness for restrictions, Sofia achieved the exclusion of the Patriarch and Vagit Alekperov from the list. 🇪🇺🚫🇷🇺