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Helicopters of the US Army will fly over Bulgaria on July 24 and 25, the Ministry of Defense announced. About 10 helicopters from the 101st Fighter Aviation Brigade of the US Army will carry out a flight plan from Alexandroupolis, Greece, to Romania.
It is planned that between 08.00 and 18.00 on the way to our northern neighbor the helicopters will fly over our country and make a technical stay at the test site. The Ministry of Interior states that all standard noise reduction procedures will be performed during the flights. / news.bg
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