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Ground Forces Modernization: Bulgaria Pays First Instalment for Stryker Vehicles
Bulgaria has taken a decisive step in the modernization of its ground forces by making the initial payment for the procurement of Stryker armored vehicles, according to Defense Minister Todor Tagarev. The country's commitment to acquiring American machines prompted the transfer of approximately $263 million, marking the prerequisite for the contract to come into effect.
103 Snow Removal Machines Active In Sofia
103 snow removal machines are currently active within the Sofia Municipality.
Roads in the Vitosha Nature Park are presently inaccessible for cleaning purposes.
Only vehicles equipped with chains will be permitted to travel during daylight hours.
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New Year, New Deals: Why Sofia Is The Ultimate Cheap And Cheerful Hotspot To Welcome 2024!
Google Maps Now Provides Information About Public Transport Timetables in Sofia
The Google Maps mobile application now provides real-time information on the timetable of public transport in Sofia, Vladislav Panev, the deputy from "Democratic Bulgaria - We Continue the Change", announced in his Facebook post. From a discussion below the post, it is clear that the functionality has been available for quite some time, but has not been reported.
Soviet Monument Removal: MPs From Vazrazhdane And BSP Blocked The Work Of The Bulgarian Parliament
Deputies from "Vazrazhdane", the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) and "There Is Such a People" (TISP) blocked the parliamentary rostrum and declared that they will not allow the parliament to work. The main argument of the left and "Vazrazhdane" is that the Constitutional majority of GERB-SDS, WCC-DB and DPS allowed lawlessness in the center of Sofia by removing the Monument to the Soviet Army.
FT: Hungary Threatened Bulgaria With Schengen Veto Due To The Tax On Russian Gas
Hungary threatened on Monday to block Bulgaria's bid to join the Schengen area if fees for the transfer of Russian gas are not removed.
The Financial Times reports this, citing three sources familiar with the discussions (noting that the Hungarian authorities have not commented officially).
Moscow On The Soviet Monument Removal: Bulgaria Chose The Wrong Side Of History - It Will Pay For That
"Bulgaria, without noticing it, has been on the path of rehabilitation of Nazism for a long time".
This is said in the official position of Maria Zakharova - spokesperson of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on the occasion of the removal of the Monument to the Soviet Army, also known as MOCHA - Monument of the Red Army of Occupation.
Bulgaria Air with Аdditional Flights on the Route Sofia - Varna for the Holidays
On Christmas and New Year, Bulgaria Air is increasing the frequency of its domestic flights on the Sofia - Varna route, with which it gives passengers the opportunity to spend the exciting holidays with their loved ones, family and friends.
Historic Soviet Army Monument in Sofia Faces Dismantling Due to Safety Concerns
The iconic monument honoring the Soviet army in Sofia is set to undergo dismantling within the next 30 days, as confirmed by Traicho Traikov, mayor of the Sredets region, in a recent statement to BNT. Citing severe structural deterioration, Traikov highlighted the urgent need to ensure public safety.
Sofia's Council Chair Election Deadlock Imperils Municipal Operations
Sofia Mayor Vassil Terziev has highlighted the urgent need to elect a chairman for the Sofia Municipal Council by December 12, cautioning that failing to do so would result in significant financial losses. He stressed the necessity for a resolution to be reached by Monday to avoid operational disruptions in the municipality.