Türkiye, Bulgaria, and Romania to sign deal on mine clearance in Black Sea tomorrow
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- 10 January, 2024
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The deputy defense ministers of Bulgaria, Romania, and Türkiye will sign a memorandum of understanding to set up a naval anti-mine group in the Black Sea, Report informs, citing the Defense Ministry of Bulgaria.
The signing ceremony will be held on January 1 in Istanbul.
"The group is peaceful and not directed against any country," the ministry's press service said.
Türkiyə, Bolqarıstan və Rumıniya minalardan təmizləmə ilə bağlı saziş imzalayacaq
Болгария, Румыния и Турция завтра подпишут соглашение о разминировании в Черном море
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