Bulgaria Did Not Sign the Declaration on the Security of Europe
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The signatories to a new Charter want to take more responsibility for Europe's security, and they also want to respond to attacks.
Bulgaria is the only member state of the European Union that did not sign the declaration on the key principles of European security, adopted in Dublin. The document was supported by 39 European countries within the framework of the summit of the European Political Community. A total of 47 countries participate in the forum. Among the signatories of the declaration are Germany, Ukraine, Great Britain, Italy and Poland. Reasons for Bulgaria's dec…
The ninth Summit of the European Political Group affirmed that the strengthening of European security and the protection of the security interests of participating States is a common objective, stressing the need for strong and credible security assurances for Ukraine, thus preventing the recurrence of any future aggression in Europe.
On the initiative of France, it was decided how the security of Europe should be consolidated in the future. European states should assume greater responsibility
The document was supported by about 40 countries at the European Political Community Summit in Dublin
Bulgaria is the only country in the European Union that has not joined the declaration on the basic principles of European security, adopted at the summit of the European Political Community in Dublin. The document is supported by 39 countries, including Germany, France, Great Britain, Italy, Poland and Ukraine. So far, the reasons for Sofia's decision have not been specified, DPA and Agence France-Presse report.
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