Bulgaria and Romania Will Demand to Consider Security Issues in the Black Sea at the EU Summit, Bulgarian President Iliyana Yotova Said
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Bulgaria and Romania will insist before the European Union to stop all hostilities and the use of drones in the Black Sea. The two countries are preparing a common position and want security in the region to be discussed as a separate emergency item at the upcoming European summit, President Iliana Yotova announced at a briefing in Burgas. “Our main demand is to stop all hostilities and the use of drones in the Black Sea,” the head of state said…
Bulgaria and Romania will demand to consider security issues in the Black Sea at the EU summit, Bulgarian President Iliyana Yotova said
Bulgaria and Romania will demand to consider security issues in the Black Sea at the EU summit, Bulgarian President Iliyana Yotova said.Bulgaria and Romania will also demand a moratorium on military operations and the use of drones in the Black Sea.
Bulgaria and Romania are uniting in a large-scale diplomatic offensive demanding a complete cessation of all hostilities and the use of military drones in the Black Sea.
Bulgaria and Romania Have Agreed to Have an Emergency Point on the Black Sea at the European Council
Iliana Yotova announced that she had agreed with her Romanian counterpart to have an extraordinary item on the situation in the Black Sea at the European Council meeting in Brussels, which will be held on Thursday (October 15) and Friday. Speaking to journalists in Burgas...
President Iliana Yotova told journalists that she had a telephone conversation with Romanian President Nikosor Dan today. We agreed on behalf of the two European Union member states that there should be an extraordinary item at the summit meeting, which would be only for the Black Sea, Yotova announced. “The initial idea was to discuss the war in general at the meeting […]
A separate condemnation of recent attacks on civilian shipping in the exclusive economic zones of Bulgaria and Romania in the Black Sea was added to the draft conclusions of the October 15-16 European Council summit.
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