Black Sea: Bulgaria Requests NATO and EU Aid for Drone Attack
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The Bulgarian Prime Minister, Rumen Radev, has requested technical support from the European Union and NATO to investigate drone strikes on two merchant ships in the Black Sea. The Bulgarian Government has sought the assistance of the allies, as the national authorities have not yet been able to detect the wreckage of the machines to determine their origin, transmitting to RIA News. "In letters addressed to the Chairman of the European Council, …
Sofia requests technical support to identify perpetrators after drone attacks damaged 2 commercial vessels
AFTER drones sank a ship and caused ten people to go missing, Bulgaria is asking NATO and the EU for urgent help in investigating the attack in the Black Sea.
Bulgaria still does not have definitive evidence of who is behind the drone attacks on two merchant ships in the Black Sea. This was stated by President Iliana Yotova to bTV, indicating that the country expects additional information and assistance from its international partners. During the inspections carried out so far, no remains of drones have been found that would allow their origin to be established. Therefore, it is not possible to state…
In letters addressed to the President of the European Council, Antonio Costa, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Liyen, and the Secretary-General of NATO, Mark Rute, Prime Minister Rumen Radev stresses the need for the support of the allies and calls for priority attention to be given to this issue in view of its urgency.
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