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Defence Council Endorses Project for New Jets for Bulgarian Air Force
Bulgaria's Defence Council has approved the investment project for acquiring new fighter jets for the country's Air Force, public broadcaster BNR reported on Monday.
The decision was taken by the consultative body within the Defence Ministry last week, according to BNR.
Joint Air Policing to Make Bulgaria 'More Reliable' NATO Ally, Def Min Says
The changes to Defence and Armed Forces Act approved on Friday make Bulgaria "a more reliable NATO ally", Defence Minister Nikolay Nenchev has said, referring to the Parliament's approval of participation of allied aircraft in joint air policing missions.
German jets, troops arrive in Turkey's ?ncirlik for anti-ISIL fight
The first batch of German troops, two reconnaissance jets and an aerial refueling jet landed in Turkey's southern ?ncirlik Airbase on Dec. 10 as part of a deployment in the battle against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in Syria.
First British Air Strikes in Syria Target IS-Held Oil Fields
Britain joined the U.S.-led air strikes against the Islamic State (IS) group in Syria on Thursday after the British Parliament gave the green light to extending the fight against the jihadist militants.
Germany in talks to give jets to anti-ISIL campaign, says top German soldier
Germany is holding talks with Turkey and Jordan over the deployment of German Tornado reconnaissance jets in the fight against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), Germany's top soldier has said.
British PM Cameron offers airbase in Cyprus for the war against ISIS
British Prime Minister David met French President Francois Hollande today in Paris to discuss about the actions to take against ISIS following the deadly terrorist attacks in Paris.
Mr. Cameron said that he had offered France the use of a British airbase in Cyprus for air strikes on ISIS targets.
Bulgarian Army Launches Tactical Training Shabla 2015
A tactical training involving military firing at the training area of the Bulgarian Air Force near the Black Sea town of Shabla began on Monday.
More than 750 servicemen from the Bulgarian Air Force, 460 troops from the Bulgarian Land Forces, 200 servicemen from the Bulgarian Navy, crews from the Military Police Service and Border Police will participate in the four-day drills.
Montenegro 'Failing to Protect Its Airspace'
The Montenegrin Army's air force does not have adequate equipment or enough capacity to control the country's skies, even though airspace protection is one of the priorities Podgorica's NATO integration process, the Centre for Democratic Transition watchdog claimed.
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Re-charging the superpower
While the U.S.-led coalition was busy bombing the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) forces in Iraq and Syria, a recent probe by the Russian Air Force all over NATO air space and beyond brought back memories of the Cold War and further increased tension between Russia and the West.
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Bulgaria Takes Part in Nato Exercise Ramstein Guard-8
Bulgarian Air Force is participating in the NATO exercise Ramstein Guard-8 which takes place between September 22 - October 3 in the airspace of Bulgaria, Romania and Greece, the Defense Ministry in Sofia said in a statement.
The main objective of the exercise is to improve the preparation of forces and air defense tools of NATO member states during radio-frequency interference.