Previously, the US State Department approved the sale of 183 Stryker vehicles and related equipment to Bulgaria for a total of $1.5 billion.
In Bulgaria, the government approved the purchase of American-made Stryker combat vehicles to modernize the country’s ground forces and bring them up to NATO standards. The AP reported it.
The decision follows the US State Department’s approval of the sale of 183 Stryker vehicles and related equipment to Bulgaria for a total of $1.5 billion.
As noted by the Bulgarian government, the goal of the project is for Bulgaria to achieve interoperability with NATO allies, as well as to acquire and maintain capabilities for the defense of the country independently, as part of joint operations and in the collective defense system, as well. for participation in allied operations outside the country’s territory.
It was previously reported that the construction of a new NATO military base is about to begin in Bulgaria. These include military barracks and equipment storage buildings. In addition, new roads will be built around it.
We remind you that Bulgaria and the United States conducted joint military exercises.
Source: korrespondent
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