Iran Warns Bulgaria Over U.S. Military Use of Airports
Iran cautioned Bulgaria against allowing U.S. military operations at its airports, particularly Vasil Levski, amid military tensions in Iran. This warning, confirmed by Deputy Foreign Minister Marin Raikov, came amidst regional concerns and action by European countries like Spain, Italy, and France opposing U.S. military operations.
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Iran has issued a stern warning to Bulgaria, cautioning against permitting U.S. military activities at its airports, particularly Vasil Levski Airport. This comes amid rising tensions and Iran's assertion of its right to protect its sovereignty and security.
Bulgaria's Deputy Foreign Minister Marin Raikov confirmed the receipt of Iran's note, emphasizing that Bulgaria is not involved in any combat operations. Raikov reiterated Bulgaria's stance, maintaining diplomatic relations with Iran and refuting any military loading activities involving combat planes.
European nations like Spain, Italy, and France are also showing resistance to U.S. military maneuvers related to the Iran conflict, with Spain closing its airspace and both Italy and France denying U.S. military overflight and base access.
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