Bulgaria prepares NATO aircraft presence and radar procurement

Bulgaria prepares NATO aircraft presence and radar procurement
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Admiral Efimov is in direct contact with NATO's Supreme Allied Commander and will soon have partner aviation presence from NATO, while Minister Dimitr Stoyanov said Bulgaria will send a letter to NATO by the end of October to join the alliance’s drone‑defence programme and that the country has its own aircraft on duty that will be activated only with reliable information of airspace violations.

Stoyanov also said a 3‑D radar contract could be signed by the end of 2023 with the first radar expected to arrive then, and that the first 3‑D radar will arrive in 2028.

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