Bulgaria Joins NATO Initiative Against Low-Flying Drones and Missiles
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Dimitar Stoyanov signed the note for participation in the initiative
Bulgaria joins an NATO initiative to strengthen defence against modern air threats, such as drones, cruise missiles and guided bombs. The accession document, signed by the Minister of Defence of Sofia, is to be approved by the Bulgarian Parliament.
Minister of Defense Dimitar Stoyanov signed a Note for Bulgaria's accession to the NATO initiative aimed at developing modern capabilities to counter low-flying aerial threats.
Defense Minister Dimitar Stoyanov signed Bulgaria's inclusion in NATO's anti-drone initiative. This was announced by the ministry's press center. This is the NATO initiative, for which Stoyanov stated on September 11 that Bulgaria would not...
Bulgarian Defense Minister Dimitar Stoyanov on Friday signed a document on Bulgaria's accession to NATO's initiative to develop capabilities to counter low-altitude air threats.
Defence Minister Dimitar Stoyanov signed today (October 30th) a Note on Bulgaria's accession to the NATO initiative for developing capabilities to counter low-flying air threats, the Ministry of Defence announced. With the document, our country joins the Memorandum of Cooperation between the Ministers of Defense of Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Romania, Sweden and [...]
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