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Bulgaria's President praises multinational battle group at Novo Selo training ground

published on 3/11/25 1:52 PM

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The multinational battle group has been operating for more than two years and I can say that every time I come, I see better coordination and excellent interaction. This was stated by the President and Supreme Commander of the Bulgarian Army Rumen Radev to journalists at the Novo Selo training ground.

Together with the Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović, the two visited the training ground and met with the Bulgarian and Montenegrin contingents.

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The President also said that all countries that have sent contingents here are working in extremely good coordination with common tasks and a common goal, which is to achieve a higher level of training and interoperability.

Radev indicated that he was extremely pleased with the Bulgarian contingent and the Bulgarian military personnel, who are playing an increasingly important role in the overall organization of this training.

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