Ukraine may receive out-of-service S-300 air defense systems from Bulgaria

The Bulgarian parliament is considering a proposal to transfer out-of-service S-300 air defense missile systems to Ukraine, according to The Sofia Globe.

This initiative is currently under consideration in the country's parliament and is generating considerable interest among the debate. The transfer of S-300 air defense systems to Ukraine has become a subject of reflection due to the needs and capabilities of both countries.

The explanatory note to this proposal reportedly states that, unlike Bulgaria, Ukraine has expressed a desire to accept these obsolete munitions and incorporate them into the armed forces for further use.

The S-300 air defense systems are known for their power and ability to provide a reliable defensive barrier against air attacks. Ukraine already has experience in operating such systems and is capable of maintaining them.

The supply of S-300 air defense systems to Ukraine can help strengthen the country's defense capabilities in the current geopolitical instability and threat from Russia. Given the current situation, this opportunity is seen as an important step in strengthening Ukraine's defense.

Bulgaria's proposal paves the way for further cooperation between the two countries in the defense and security sector. Joint actions can contribute to improving security in the region and strengthening the partnership between Ukraine and Bulgaria.