Sofia wants its allies to compensate them for the transfer of these weapons to the Ukrainians.
Bulgaria may transfer its excess stockpiles of shells and other military equipment to Ukraine if these supplies are compensated allied countries.
This was stated by the acting Minister of Defense of Bulgaria Atanas Zapryanov, reports EN.
The minister stated that the analysis of the Bulgarian Ministry of Defense found “what is excessive and unnecessary for the Bulgarian army.”
“Of this property – some ammunition of certain types – can be provided to Ukraine. This package will also be linked to an agreement with an ally country on compensation, similar to the previous package that we sent,” he said.
In addition, Zapryanov said that the Bulgarian government must make an appropriate decision on military assistance to Ukraine, then this must be agreed upon with Kiev and allies and the necessary logistics for transportation are provided.
Recall that it was previously reported that Canada announced a new aid package for Ukraine worth $500 million.
In addition, we previously reported that the Netherlands said when F-16 fighters will arrive in Ukraine.
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