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Bulgarian servicemen in Afghanistan presented local residents with sacrificial animals and drinking water Monday in the eve of the holy Muslim month of Ramadan. Photo by the Ministry of Defense.
Bulgarian servicemen from Kabul made a donation Monday to residents of the Deh Sabz district near the city.
The Bulgarian soldiers gave sacrificial animals and large quantities of drinking water to local Afghanis from six settlements in the area on the eve of the great Muslim holy month of Ramadan in recognition of the traditions, religion and ancient culture of Afghanis.
Bulgarian soldiers met the sincere gratitude of elders and imams. The Deh Sabz governor also thanked for the gift, saying that the Afghani people trust Bulgarian servicemen in the coutnry.
Security in a large part of the Deh Sabz district, which is the second-biggest district in Kabul province, is the responsibility of the Bulgarian army.
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