Bulgaria announced the termination of support for the Armed Forces of Ukraine with weapons

The Bulgarian authorities do not plan to resume the supply of weapons to the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). This was announced on June 9 by the country's Defense Minister Dimitar Stoyanov.

"They need people, not weapons. <...> No matter how many weapons are accumulated, the only result will be human sacrifice," he was quoted as saying on the portal. Vesti.bg .

Stoyanov added that the resolution of the Ukrainian conflict will not take place on the battlefield, so it is necessary to facilitate the transition to diplomatic methods to resolve this crisis.

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On June 8, the Dutch Ministry of Defense announced the termination of participation in the Interflex international operation for the training of military personnel of the Armed Forces. The latest Dutch contribution to the program was provided by the fighters of the 13th Light Brigade. At the same time, the Defense Ministry stressed that the country will continue to participate in the training of the Ukrainian military through other formats, including within the framework of the European EUMAM mission.

The official representative of the Greek Foreign Ministry, Lana Zohiu, said on June 3 that Greece had sent an official protest to Kiev over a Ukrainian unmanned naval boat with explosives found in a cave near the island of Lefkada in the Ionian Sea. It was noted that representatives of the Greek Foreign Ministry conveyed the protest to Ukraine both in written and oral form.