Bulgaria Joins International Initiative for Air Defence Against Low-Flying Threats
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The Government of Bulgaria has approved a memorandum between the defence ministers of Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Romania, Sweden and Turkey. A draft note that is part of the same initiative has also been approved. With this decision, Bulgaria becomes part of the shared work of these countries in the field of defence.
The initiative is aimed at air defence. It deals with low-flying threats, that is, objects that fly at low altitude. Such threats are more difficult to detect and track in a timely manner, so the countries are seeking common solutions for protection.
The memorandum is an agreement between the participating defence ministries. It sets out the general framework of cooperation, but the source does not specify details about the concrete obligations and financing of each country. It is therefore important to follow the official announcements of the government and the Ministry of Defence.
Also, participation in such initiatives shows that the countries of the region are working more closely together in the field of security. Bulgarian authorities have not yet announced a detailed timetable for the practical steps. News on the topic will continue to be updated with new information.
Sources: News.bg
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