doubts the legality of the decision; deputies from several parties blocked the work of the bulgarian parliamentnding that all documentation be provided. lawlessness, some gross and cynical violation of the bulgarian laws turned into opefeos lawlessness, which we have been witnessing in the last few days in the center of sofia. without official permission, people armed with grinders are rampaging through the center of sofia. drive around the country, monuments to both soviet soldiers and soldiers of the russian imperial army are in well-maintained condition, one of those who erect monuments and does not demolish them is tsvetomir vylkov. this place is an old ancient village cemetery where a soviet soldier, sergeant nikolai kobzelev, is buried. sergeant kobzev died after the day of victory in hospital in the village of telish. the rural cemetery has now turned into a forest, but the bulgarians still did not abandon the grave of the red army soldier. therefore, what is happening in sofia is a real shock for activists here, it’s just what our people are doing, these are real fascists, they were bou

valery, we also received information from bulgaria that the defense committee of the bulgarian parliament has decided to hand over to us outdated portable anti-aircraft missile systems and anti-aircraft missiles that can be repaired and will help. us with the training of our pilots on the f-16. your colleague, a few days ago, ivan karychevsky spoke about the fact that if they don't pass it on to us, nothing terrible will happen to us, but they say they pass it on. as much as the fathers need outdated equipment, so does restoration and how long can it take to put them on some kind of, you know, already working, in fact, yes, and so that they can already be used at the front. well, look, this is most likely about the deep reserves that this country has, and which were , for example, the same btr-60, they were not in use, which means that they were, let's say, losing their combat effectiveness, unlike, let's say, from ukraine, bulgaria did not have the appropriate factories to maintain these missile weapons in good condition, to carry out regular maintenance. work, for this it was necessary

deputies of several parties blocked the work of the bulgarian parliament, demanding that all documentation lawlessness, which we have been observing in the last few days in the center of sofia. without official permission from the center sofia is being rampaged by people armed with grinders. the renaissance party demanded a referendum on the fate of the monument; bulgarian president rumen radev also stood up for the monument to the soviet army. it’s unusual, no matter, when there is no decision about the present and a position on the future, there is a war with the past. the barbaric destruction of the monument is an attempt to rewrite history. doesn't have it. the actions of the capital’s mayor’s office also violate bilateral agreements between bulgaria and russia. moscow has repeatedly offered to rent the territory of the memorial from the city. complex to care for the monument at their own expense, but all notes remained unanswered. we , of course, look at this with horror, because how else... he demolishes a monument of some kind of plastic history, this is a real deception to the sold

the relevant decision was approved by the defense committee of the bulgarian parliament. however, there is a nuance: we are talking about unusable obsolete or surplus weapons and ammunition. to determine its exact number, the country's ministry of defense plans to conduct a strategic review of all stocks. the list is expected to be ready in january or february. bulgaria plans to join the coalition to train ukrainian pilots on the f-16 and provide military training on the territory country up to four infantry mechanized companies annually. the espressu tv channel together with the public organization baza ua is collecting funds for atvs to transport the wounded and other needs of the 93rd separate mechanized brigade of the kholodny yar armed forces. ukrainian military in extremely difficult conditions. victory is won every day, leaving no wounded comrades on the battlefield. with atvs, evacuation will be faster and easier, and therefore the chances of saving the injured are much greater. our goal is uah 800,000. thanks to you, we have already collected over 90,000 uah your

with ukraine on the supply of old armored personnel carriers, which. the parliament ratified last month, as reported by the bulgarian agency bta, parliament re-adopted the law on the ratification of the agreement between the ministry of internal affairs of bulgaria and the ministry of defense of ukraine. the document provides for the transfer to kyiv of hundreds of soviet-style armored personnel carriers and spare parts for them. during the discussions, a fight broke out between deputies of the pro-european and pro-russian parties. the latter claimed that the old armored personnel carriers would supposedly strengthen bulgaria's security. trade associations of belgium, austria, the netherlands and italy called on all european companies to boycott polish carriers blocking the ukrainian border. with theirs representatives are asked not to renew contracts and not to enter into new agreements. the blockade led to a drop in the volume of exports from ukraine by 40%. the signatories hope for a quick end to the blockade and advise polish trade unions to hold their actions inside poland. no task. damage to a neighboring stat

rumen radov vetoed the parliament's decision to provide one hundred old armored personnel carriers for the armed forces. the bulgarian publication nova reported. he keeps cars for over 40 years. they are on the warehouse warehouses of the bulgarian ministry of internal affairs and were no longer used, the publication writes. during the decision-making process , debates continued in the parliament about whether to hand over armored personnel carriers for free, but the deputies still decided to send them as aid. david cameron, the newly appointed minister of foreign affairs of great britain, is flying to washington to convince and give money to the zsu on december 6 . he will talk about the need to increase military support for ukraine, reuters reports. according to cameron , the american political circles are in turmoil disputes over aid to kyiv, however, he is convinced that the arguments in favor of the fact that the security of europe is the security of the united states will prevail. the british minister also emphasized that the economic potential of the nato member states allows ukraine to receive the necessary s

rumen-raadiv vetoed the decision of the parliament to provide 100 old armored personnel carriers for the armed forces of ukraine. the bulgarian publication nova reported. the machines are more than 40 years old, they were stored in the warehouses of the bulgarian ministry of internal affairs, and were no longer used, - the publication writes. during the decision-making process , debates continued in the parliament about whether to transfer armored personnel carriers free of charge, but still the deputies decided to send them to help. neptune is being modified. in ukraine , they are working on the creation of long-range missiles for the complex. neptune, deputy defense minister ivan gavryliuk said. they are also working on strengthening air defense, for this they plan to modernize the buck and s-300 anti-aircraft missile systems. due to the merger of russian migs, no alarms will be announced, said yuriy ignat, the spokesman of the air force command of the armed forces of ukraine. but only if there is accurate information that there will be no departures fighting as yuriy ignat noted, the partners are trying to provide informat

upper house of parliament is dedicated to the memorable date today; foreign minister sergei lavrov will make a report at the government hour. and to other international topics. bulgarianismantling the monument to the soviet army in sofia. the hand holding the machine gun was sawed off from the soldier’s figure. now the sculpture is covered with scaffolding and there are dozens of guards around. let me remind you that the monument was erected in the center of sofia in 54 as a sign of gratitude to the liberator of the soviet army. now they plan to divide the sculpture into parts and supposedly send it for restoration. foreign ministry spokeswoman maria zakharova said: moscow views these actions as a hostile step. bulgarian authorities claim that the reason for the dismantling is the poor condition of the bronze, from which the monument is cast. the polish sejm supported. the government of the new prime minister donald tusk. the majority of deputies spoke in favor of trusting the new prime minister. they wanted to postpone the vote due to a major scandal. right during the discussion, one of the parliamentarians rushed into the corridor, grabbed a fire extinguisher and ex

of the bulgarian ministry of internal affairs for more than 40 years and were no longer used, the publication writes. during the decision-making process , discussions continued in the parliament about whether to hand over armored personnel carriers for free, but the deputies decided anyway send them as help. russians shot a kindergarten in kherson, previously one person was wounded, the head of the region, oleksandr prokudin, reported this. the occupiers captured the city along the shumen micro-wound. as a result of the attack , the walls and windows of the kindergarten were destroyed. the body of an eight-year-old girl was found under the rubble of a three-story building in novogrodivka, donetsk region. the child's parents have not been found, presumably their bodies are also under the ruins - noted the head of the local military administration oleksandr shevchenko. search and rescue work continues in the community , a three-day mourning has been announced from today. let me remind you that two more men died as a result of the shelling, and their bodies were recovered on november 30. five people were injured. tributes were levied on evaders. the security service of ukraine e

right of veto and returned to parliament for revision a bill that provided for the allocation to kiev of 100 old armored personnel carriers produced 40 years ago. the bulgarianeader explained his ban by the fact that the deputies were not familiar with the parameters of the donation; according to radivo, even old armored vehicles would be useful for protecting the bulgarian border and providing assistance to residents in the event of catastrophic accidents. in the zone over the past 24 hours, russian troops have repelled six enemy attacks. the most tense situation was in the krasnolimansky and kupinsky directions. however, the grouping of our troops, supported by aviation and artillery, only pushed back the units in sow, but inflicted significant damage. the situation is similar in other directions, except that the enemy did not even try to attack there. as a result of a complex fire attack along the entire contact line , over 800 military personnel, 16 armored vehicles and enemy artillery installations. in addition, 30 ukrainian drones were shot down by air defense systems. in the lnpr in the city of stakhanov they made it in time. restore maternity hospita

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we were liberated by the red army, but the bulgarian president rumen radov used the right of veto to block the supply of equipment already approved by parliamento send this equipment somewhere else, without even using the word ukraine, he says that the equipment can be quite useful within the country, to protect borders, to somehow fight natural disasters, in general , it’s better to keep these armored personnel carriers, the bulgarian president tells us, andrei vladimirovich, under different names you started talking about gifts, i quickly ran away so that the christmas ones are no longer there. these are not armored vehicles, but these are boxing gloves, andrey nikolaevich, greetings from ulyanovsk, there is a letter, they are of course souvenirs, but quite readable, it seems to me a symbol, so here it is for you, but about the topic of gifts and uh, what you want, then look, if the washington post everyone else writes about the fact that it ’s zaluzhny, well, that’s it sort of worked out such material, his behavior then, or is it some kind of trolling, it’s just...’ i don’t know, an exorbitant level, or i don’t know, maybe this is, of cours

i note that earlier, the bulgarian parliament intended to transfer one hundred outdated armored personnel carriers to kiev. however, the president vetoed the bill. ukrainian refugees are no longer held in high esteem in norway ; the conditions for admission are being tightened for them, according to the website of the norwegian parliament of the government. the authorities want to cancel the retroactive payment of social assistance for a child for the first 12 months of stay in the country, which is paid after extension temporary residence permit based on the results of the first year, as well as to strengthen control over the trips of refugees to ukraine, the option of accommodation in hotels and recreation centers will also become unavailable. home. the reason for the revision of the rules was the great interest of ukrainian refugees in norway. 50% more migrants came here to apply for temporary protection than the combined total of denmark, sweden and finland. a new anti-hunger mixture is being tested in minsk. the experiment, which is taking place this winter, is a pilot project from t