One hundred units of armored vehicles, which Sofia had previously promised to transfer to Kyiv free of charge, have begun to be delivered.
Bulgaria has begun the delivery of 100 armored personnel carriers to Ukraine, a transfer previously approved by the country’s parliament. BGNES reported this on Friday, February 2.
Photos of the preparation for the shipment of armored vehicles to Ukraine were also published.
At the end of November last year, the representatives decided to adopt a draft law on the ratification of an agreement between the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Bulgaria and the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine on the free provision of armored vehicles.
Until recently, Defense Minister Todor Tagarev said that armored personnel carriers are still in Bulgaria, because their transportation to Ukraine is quite expensive for the state budget.
“The three ministries are working together. It is clear who will load them where, where they will go. This is a very serious logistics operation,” he clarified, and then commented that the cost of transportation is high, but this also. be patient for the country.
As reported, on December 4, Bulgarian President Rumen Radev vetoed a document providing military aid to Ukraine in the form of 100 armored personnel carriers. But on December 8, parliament voted to override the president’s veto.
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