Sudzha Gas Metering Station Attacked: Ukraine and Russia Exchange Blame
On March 21, Ukraine accused Russia of carrying out a false flag operation involving the Sudzha gas metering station in Kursk Oblast
Moscow has informed Ankara via diplomatic channels about a violation of Turkey’s airspace by a Russian warplane, Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has said, according to TASS.
"We had diplomatic contacts in connection with the incident. Our position is clear: if anyone violates our borders or airspace, they get a warning from us in a friendly way. Russia is our neighbor and friend," the Russian news agency quoted Davutoglu as telling the Haber Turk TV channel on Monday.
Russia has pledged that it won’t allow such incidents to take place again, he added.
The Turkish Prime Minister also said that the Syrian crisis is not a Turkish-Russian crisis.
The Turkish Foreign Ministry said earlier on Monday that a Russian warplane violated the country’s airspace in the southern district of Yayladagi, in the province of Hatay on Saturday.
Russia would verify the information about the reported violation of the Turkish airspace, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday.
Eurozone nations have expressed their support for Bulgaria’s progress toward adopting the euro
After an extensive session in the Bulgarian National Assembly, MPs approved the state budget for 2025 following a lengthy debate and multiple votes
Bulgaria is fully meeting all nominal criteria required for joining the eurozone
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The introduction of the euro in Bulgaria will not lead to changes in loan or deposit interest rates
Restaurants across Bulgaria are set to temporarily shut down today in protest against the reinstatement of the 20% Value Added Tax (VAT) for the industry
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