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Bulgarian MIG-29’s to retire in 2023

At the end of 2023, the Bulgarian MIG-29 fighter jets that have been defending the skies for the past three decades will be retired. This is the final year that these combat aircraft from the Soviet Union will be employed to protect the borders of Bulgaria

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 Reports Lowest Hourly Labour Costs in EU for 2023

A recent Eurostat publication on Wednesday has shed light on hourly labour costs across the European Union (EU) for the year 2023, revealing a notable increase compared to the previous year
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Burgas: Car Overturns on Busy Burgas Street, Blocking Main Route to Resorts

According to reports from BNT, the driver's attention was diverted when her cell phone rang, prompting her to attempt to retrieve it. However, in her effort to locate the device, it slipped between the pedals of her car

Burgas Municipality Unveils Electric Bicycles Set to Revolutionize City Exploration

With the introduction of 125 electric bicycles, the municipality is pioneering sustainable transportation options that promise convenience, accessibility, and environmental stewardship

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Shocking Trend: Nipple Thefts in Thailand Linked to Breast Surgeries

Uncover the shocking news of nipple thefts in Thailand amid the surge in breast surgeries. A cautionary alert for those considering cosmetic procedures abroad. Stay informed, stay vigilant

Bulgaria witnesses red aurora lights, the rarest of a rare phenomenon

Bulgaria observes an unusual red glow in the skies believed to be red Aurora lights. The rare phenomenon causes multicoloured lights to dance in the sky. The red and magenta colours were the most dominant