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Bulgaria and Estonia discuss deepening of cooperation in military sphere

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Deputy Prime Minister for public order and security and Minister of Defence Krasimir Karakachanov took part in the meeting of defence ministers of the B9 countries which opened in Bucharest today.

At the meeting, the delegations of Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Hungary discussed issues connected with the implementation of the decisions of the 2014 NATO summit in Warsaw. Within the frameworks of the forum, Minister Karakachanov held a bilateral meeting with the Defence minister of Estonia Juri Luik. The two discussed opportunities for deepening cooperation in the military sphere between the two countries. 



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