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Bulgaria's Govt Proposes Vice Admiral Eftimov for Temporary Chief of Defence
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The government has proposed to the President of the Republic of Bulgaria to issue a decree appointing Vice Admiral Emil Eftimov as temporary chief of defence until a permanent chief is appointed, but for a period no longer than one year, reported the government’s press centre.
At present, Vice Admiral Eftimov is deputy chief of defence.
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