Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy welcomed Bulgarian Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov in Kyiv, emphasizing the importance of regional security and economic cooperation.
Bulgaria's defense industry aims to produce ammunition for Ukraine based on Soviet standards and expand capabilities for NATO-standard ammunition, with EU support, per Bulgaria's Defense Minister.
In response to maritime safety concerns in the Black Sea amid Russia's war against Ukraine, three NATO allies have established a Mine Countermeasures Task Group to tackle the drifting sea mines.
Bulgaria's National Assembly officially approves EUR 3.6 billion aid package for Ukraine, reinforcing their role in supporting Ukraine amid the ongoing Russian invasion.
The Bulgarian parliament ratified an agreement to provide Ukraine with Soviet-era armored personnel carriers that have been stored in warehouses for decades.
Bulgaria is going to grant Ukraine airspace access for F-16 training, overcoming opposition. Plans include anti-aircraft systems deployment and infantry cooperation.
Bulgaria's pro-Russian President Radev vetoed the donation of armored vehicles to Ukraine, claiming that MPs were inadequately informed about the donation's specifics and its implications for national security.
Citing concerns from domestic farmers and processors, Bulgarian ministry and the Farmers' Initiative Committee signed a two-month memorandum halting Ukrainian sunflower imports.
Bulgarian farmers have blocked the country's main roads, demanding that the Bulgarian government impose a ban on the import of Ukrainian agricultural products.
An explosive drone was discovered in the Bulgarian Black Sea town of Tyulenovo last weekend, according to Reuters. On 18 September, Bulgaria's defense ministry sent a special unit to deactivate a drone. Earlier this month, Romania reported finding debris from a Russian drone on its territory near the Ukrainian border.