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Greece deploys 'Patriot' at northern border to shield Bulgaria

Greece plans to deploy a Patriot missile battery on its northern border to strengthen Bulgaria’s air defenses.

Axar.az reports that following a formal request from Sofia, Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias confirmed the transfer of military assets to support Bulgaria’s security.

“A Patriot missile battery will provide defensive coverage over a significant portion of Bulgarian territory. In addition, a pair of F-16 fighter jets are planned to be stationed at a military base in northern Greece. These aircraft will offer additional support for protecting Bulgarian airspace,” Dendias said.

Dendias emphasized this decision comes amid increasing security risks in the region.

Date
2026.03.07 / 19:50
Author
Axar.az
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