Report by the Minister of Defense (Dobri Djurov) and the Minister of Foreign Affairs (Petar Mladenov) to the Politburo of the CC of the BCPSubject: Bulgarian position on defining the limitations of the conventional forces and armaments reduction in the Trans-Caucasus and Turkey1 Jul 1988 |
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This report by Bulgarian Minister of Defense Dobri Djurov and Minister of Foreign Affairs Petar Mladenov states that the Bulgarian and Soviet position on defining the limitations of the conventional forces and armaments reduction in the Trans-Caucasus and Turkey is that the data about the troops and weapons located in those territories should be included in the totals defining and comparing the military potential of the Warsaw Pact and NATO. Turkey insists that the whole Trans-Caucasus region should be included in the negotiations, but categorically opposes the inclusion of most of its Asian territory. The Soviet Union and Bulgaria receive little support from their Warsaw Pact allies, while the Turkish position is energetically supported by all NATO countries.
Collection: Bulgaria in the W'Pact
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Report Origin (Agency): Bulgarian Ministry of Defense Sender: Dobri Djurov, Minister of Defense and Petar Mladenov, Minister of Foreign Affairs Destination (Agency): Politburo CC BCP Language of Original Document: Bulgarian Translators: Albena Stefanova Number of Pages: 4 Cold War Period: 1985-1991 |
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Document Source: Central State Archives (TsDA), Sofia Call Number: Fond 1b, Opis 35, a.e. 122a-188 |
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