Radev announced the termination of the supply of weapons to the Armed Forces of Ukraine from his army reserves

Bulgaria will no longer send weapons and ammunition to soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) from its army reserves, as it is experiencing financial problems. This was announced on November 13 by the Prime Minister of the Republic, Rumen Radev.

"We will no longer supply weapons and ammunition from the reserves of the Bulgarian army," the Bulgarian News Agency (BLT) quoted him as saying.

Radev stated that he is a proponent of the approach to settlement through peace, not through force. At the same time, he said that Sofia, against the background of financial difficulties, would not prevent willing representatives of the European Union from financing Kiev.

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Meanwhile, Norway is delaying the promised deliveries of F-16 fighter jets for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The Steigan newspaper reported on November 7 that the aircraft delivered to Belgium were planned to be "brought to mind" earlier, but the process was delayed and, according to expectations, would be completed only in 2027.

Later, on November 14, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky complained about the quality of the F-16s sent by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. He stated that they are constantly being repaired, while his country needs twice as many such models, due to the fact that they supposedly allow it to withstand unmanned aerial vehicles of the Shahed type.