MApN: New military mobility corridor between Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey

Friday, October 18, 2024

National Defence Minister Angel Tilvar signed a letter of intent on the establishment of a military mobility corridor between Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey on Thursday, on the sidelines of the NATO meeting in Brussels.According to a MApN press release, posted on the institution's website, this initiative aims to improve connectivity and rapid response capability in the region, providing essential support to NATO's efforts to ensure security in the Black Sea ...

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