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On June 29 and July 4 this year, military personnel and equipment from the Bulgarian Army's Land Forces will move along the national road network as part of field training exercises. This information was released by the press office of the Ministry of Defense, confirming that the movement will take place between permanent deployment points and the Koran training ground near Haskovo, and back again. The convoys will be accompanied by the Military Police during these operations.

The movements on June 29 and July 4 follow similar activities earlier in the year. Between May 26 and June 13, military personnel and equipment were transported via both the national road and rail networks to participate in a tactical exercise involving live-fire drills called “Answer Strike 26.” This exercise took place at the Koran range and involved forces from Bulgaria, Romania, the United States, Turkey, and the Multinational Battle Group under NATO. These movements highlight the ongoing coordination among allied nations in conducting joint military training exercises.

The specific locations involved include the Koran training ground, located near Haskovo, which has been a significant site for military exercises in recent months. The movement of troops and military hardware through the national infrastructure underscores the logistical capabilities required to support such large-scale military operations. The involvement of multiple countries indicates a broader strategic collaboration aimed at enhancing interoperability and readiness among NATO allies.

The Bulgarian Ministry of Defense has emphasized that all movements are conducted in accordance with established procedures and are designed to ensure the safety and efficiency of military operations. The use of the national road network suggests that there have been no major disruptions or special circumstances requiring alternative routes. The Military Police’s role in accompanying the convoys highlights the importance placed on security and order during these movements.

In addition to the current planned movements, the previous exercise in late May and early June demonstrated the regularity of such operations. During that period, military units from several countries participated in live-fire drills, indicating a routine schedule of exercises aimed at maintaining combat readiness. The participation of international forces also reflects the integration of Bulgarian military efforts within the broader framework of NATO operations.

As the scheduled dates approach, local authorities and residents are likely to be informed about potential traffic impacts or temporary restrictions related to the movement of military vehicles. While no specific concerns have been raised so far, the coordination between the Ministry of Defense and regional administrations ensures that any necessary measures are taken to minimize disruption. The focus remains on facilitating smooth and secure transportation of military assets without affecting civilian infrastructure or daily life.

Looking ahead, the continued use of the Koran range for training exercises suggests that such operations will remain a regular feature of the Bulgarian military calendar. Future exercises may involve additional participants or new types of equipment, depending on the strategic priorities of the participating nations. The emphasis on multinational cooperation is expected to persist, reinforcing the collaborative nature of modern defense strategies.