Bulgarian warships are conducting military exercises in the Black Sea until February 27. The Drazki frigate crew is performing navigation control, firing at marine and air targets, protection from nuclear, chemical and biological weapons, etc. The Tsibar minesweeper led by Captain-lieutenant Evstati Vinarov is performing minesweeping operations. The crew is also practicing finding and rescuing people overboard. The Struma minesweeper is controlling navigation. The exercises of the Drazki frigate and the Tsibar minesweeper are part of their preparation to join the Standing NATO Mine Counter Measures Group Two in March and April.
In the event of an attack, Ukraine has the right under the Montreux Convention to request Turkey to close the straits to Russian warships. This was stated by Ukraine’s Ambassador to Ankara Vasyl Bodnar, Reuters reported.
The Faculty of Physics of Sofia University Saint Kliment Ohridski will be hosting a number of events for the first time . It will open its laboratories for a special "Autumn Day" for children and adults inspired by science to spend several interesting..
Overnight it will be mostly cloudy, but precipitation will start to decrease from the west. Lows will be between 1° and 6°C, around 2°C in Sofia. On Friday, as the light wind from the northwest intensifies, cloudiness will begin to break up and..
A festival of Bulgarian culture, arts, business and cuisine will be held on Saturday (November 16) at the Josai University in Tokyo , the Japanese-Bulgarian Association said. Two lectures will be given during the event - "Bulgaria - an..
The deadline for challenging the results of the elections for the 51st National Assembly before the Constitutional Court expires today at 5:00 pm. So..
Bulgaria's economy grew by 2.2% year on year in the third quarter , according to the National Statistical Institute's (NSI) flash estimate. Final..
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev said that he hoped that the impasse over the election of the Speaker of the new National Assembly would be resolved..
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