Bulgaria Sees No Grounds to Invoke NATO Articles 4 or 5 After Drone Attacks on Ships in the Black Sea
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The Prime Minister and the Minister of Defense are in continuous coordination with NATO bodies. This was stated to the Bulgarian National Radio by the Chief of Defense, Admiral Emil Eftimov, who is resigning with 3 months' notice, regarding the drone attacks on ships in the Bulgarian exclusive economic zone in the Black Sea, specifying: "The issue has been raised and this is on the agenda in the Alliance. ... Today there was also a statement by …
Bulgaria sees no grounds to invoke NATO Articles 4 or 5 after drone attacks on ships in the Black Sea
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev said there are currently no grounds to trigger NATO's Article 4 or Article 5, Bulgarian National Television reports. One reason is that the attack took place in Bulgaria's exclusive economic zone, not...
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The Bulgarian National Security Council condemned the drone attack on two commercial vessels in the Black Sea as a grave violation of international maritime law. An immediate investigation was called to identify the perpetrators; urgent consultations with Romania and Turkey were among the agreed steps.
Bulgaria intends to initiate an investigation in the area of the drone attack on ships in the Black Sea, as stated by Prime Minister Rumen Radev.
It was not clear at a meeting of the National Security Advisory Council whether the drones were Russian or Ukrainian. This was stated by the chairman of ...
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