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Reuters has learned about Iran's call for Bulgaria not to allow the US Armed Forces to its airfields.

Reuters: Iran has asked Bulgaria not to allow the US Armed Forces to its airfields
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The Iranian authorities notified Bulgaria through diplomatic channels not to allow the Air Force The United States will use air bases and airports to launch attacks on the Islamic Republic. This was reported by the Reuters news agency on April 1.

"The Iranian authorities last month warned Bulgaria, a NATO member, not to allow the United States to use its airports for aircraft involved in military operations in Iran," the article says.

It is noted that in a document dated March 18, the Iranian government opposed possible refueling of American military aircraft at the Vasil Levski airport in Bulgaria. In addition, Iran notified that it "reserves the right to take all necessary measures to protect its sovereignty, security and national interests in accordance with international law."

At the same time, information about such a warning was confirmed by the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry. Marin Raikov, the country's foreign minister, clarified that the country is "not at war" and maintains constant diplomatic relations with the Iranian side.

The day before, the Fars news agency reported that the United States and Israel had attacked a space industry facility in northwestern Iran. It was clarified that the American-Israeli forces attacked the station in recent hours. Parts of the structure have been destroyed, and there are no casualties.

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