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Bulgaria: Poland agrees to repair 6 MIG-29 engines, ensuring them functional till 2023
Defense Minister Dimitar Stoyanov responded to a parliamentary question by saying that the ministry is looking for a long-term solution to keep running Soviet MIG-29 and MIG-29 UB aircraft because they were set to retire in 2023, leaving Bulgarian airspace undefended. Bulgarian airspace currently depends on MIG-29 jet fighters built in the Soviet Union
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Bulgaria: Cabinet approved Contract for second unit of F-16 scheduled to deliver in 2027
The project Acquisition of 8 New F-l6C/D Block 70 Aircraft, Ammunition, Training Equipment, Maintenance Equipment, Spare Parts, Initial Maintenance and Training for the Bulgarian Air Force was approved by the Cabinet in a resolution
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Ex-Minister: Bulgaria desperately needs to enhance weaponry and air defence
Angel Naydenov, the former defence minister of Bulgaria, explained that three decisions taken at the two-day gathering of ministers of NATO members will directly affect the country. The first is to improve coordination, long-term planning, and joint acquisition of military equipment
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After F-16, Bulgaria looks for 10 Swedish Gripens to secure their Aerospace
While the new US F-16 programme is expected to deliver eight F-16 fighter jets by 2027, Bulgaria is looking for a temporary fighter solution to protect their air space currently guarded by Soviet-made MIG-29s operational until 2023 only
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Spain and Netherlands to deploy fighter jets to Bulgaria
On Saturday, January 22, Bulgaria Defence Minister Stefan Yanev confirmed that the country would host up to two stealth F-35 fighter jets from the...
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EU Car Sales Decline in November, But Bulgaria Bucks the Trend with 14% Growth
Bulgaria’s automotive market defied the regional slowdown, showcasing robust growth. In November, the country registered 3,956 new vehicles, marking a 14% increase compared to the same period last year
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Sofia’s Night Bus Services Slashed as Transport Workers Plan Protest
The municipal council has decided to discontinue night bus lines H3 and H4 entirely, while lines H1 and H2 will now only operate on Fridays and Saturdays. The move, supported by several political parties including GERB, BSP, VMRO, TISP, and Blue Sofia, has drawn criticism from public officials and residents alike
Crisis at Sandanski’s Southwest Hospital as 29 Doctors Resign
During the meeting, certain members of the local community labeled the medical staff as "murderers" and "incompetents," leading to widespread outrage among the hospital's personnel
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Trailblazer of Bulgarian Investigative Journalism Margarita Mikhneva Dies at 72
Margarita Mikhneva, a pioneering figure in Bulgarian investigative journalism, has passed away at the age of 72 following a prolonged battle with cancer. Her death in Geneva was confirmed by Focus news agency, marking the end of an era for Bulgarian media
Bulgarian State Railways Reintroduces Festive Steam Train Rides for the Holiday Season
This nostalgic train will make its return to service on December 14 and 15, delivering a magical journey through the scenic Bulgarian countryside, complete with holiday decorations and festive cheer