Bulgaria approves procurement of 183 Stryker combat vehicles
The Bulgarian Parliament has authorized a substantial defence spending of approximately USD 1.38 billion (EUR 1.3 billion).
Bulgaria
Washington approves a USD 1.5 billion sale of Stryker vehicles to Bulgaria
The United States Department of State has approved a possible future sale of Stryker military vehicles, along with additional related equipment.
Polish industry to repair engines of Bulgarian MiG-29 fighters
The Bulgarian Ministry of Defence has signed contract valued at EUR 9.55 million with Poland’s Wojskowe Zaklady Lotnicze Nr 2 (Military Aviation Works No. 2).
Bulgaria increased its exports of arms and military equipment by 200 percent
Exports of weapons and military equipment from Bulgaria surged by 200 percent in 2022 compared to the previous year, reaching approximately EUR1.6-1.7 billion.
Bulgarian Armed Forces select WB Group’s TOPAZ system
The Bulgarian Armed Forces have chosen the Integrated Combat Management System (ICMS) TOPAZ, developed by the Polish company WB Group.
IAG commences grand construction project in Bulgaria
IAG took the next big step in the growth and expansion of the organization by officially commencing the grand construction project of the company’s largest manufacturing facility, in Burgas, Bulgaria.
IAG to launch production of Rila 8×8 at new plant in Bulgaria
International Armored Group (IAG) will invest in a manufacturing facility located in Bulgaria.
Bulgarian company resumes production of 122 mm artillery ammunition
On January 17, the Bulgarian company Terem – Tsar Samuil officially opened the production line of the 122 mm high-explosive artillery rounds.
NVL Group: steel cutting of the second MMPV for the Bulgarian Navy
NVL Group and its local partner MTG Dolphin, together with representatives of the customer, started production of the second of two modular multipurpose patrol vessels for the Bulgarian Navy.
NATO’s multinational battlegroup in Bulgaria reaches full capability
In response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, NATO has stepped up again, including with eight multinational battlegroups from the Baltic Sea to the Black Sea – one each in Bulgaria, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, and Slovakia.
Bulgarian Air and Land Forces train in simulated NATO Electronic Warfare environment
Bulgarian Air and Land Forces participated in joint Ramstein Guard 2022 training drills under Electronic Warfare (EW) conditions on the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria.