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Bulgaria already Covered a Third of Ukraine s Arms Needs during the War? - Novinite com

Bulgaria already Covered a Third of Ukraine s Arms Needs during the War? - Novinite com
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Bulgaria to the rescue: How the EU s poorest country secretly saved Ukraine – POLITICO

Sofia provided fuel and vital Soviet specification arms to Kyiv, but had to keep supplies secret because of pro-Moscow politicians in government.

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Bulgaria already Covered a Third of Ukraine s Arms Needs during the War? - Novinite com

Is Russia s economy really hurting? | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

Is Russia s economy really hurting? | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide
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Is Russia′s economy really hurting? | Business | Economy and finance news from a German perspective | DW

Russia has so far avoided an economic meltdown from the Western sanctions imposed over the Ukraine war. Some think Moscow will run out of cash in two years, while others believe the country remains in a strong position.

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