Czech Republic offers Bulgaria L-39 Skyfox training and combat aircraft
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The Czech Republic has offered Bulgaria L-39 Skyfox training and combat aircraft. The offer comes after the sale of the same aircraft to Serbia, according to information from FOCUS.
The Czech Republic sold Serbia six L-39 Skyfox training and combat aircraft. They were produced by the Czech company Aero Vodochody. In addition to them, Serbia also bought a batch of transport aircraft.
The L-39 Skyfox is a training and combat aircraft. It is used to train pilots and can carry out some combat tasks. For this reason, such aircraft are often bought by armed forces that want to train their own pilots and also have lighter combat aircraft.
The material does not specify the price, timeframe, or other terms of the offer to Bulgaria. There is also no information on how the Bulgarian government will respond.
Sources: ФОКУС
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