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Bulgaria sells Georgia ten Su-25 aircraft

Sofia, Bulgaria - The airplanes might be used as sources for spare parts, or sold to an African country

Bulgaria sold Georgia 10 Sukhoi Su-25 attack aircraft, which had been withdrawn from service during Summer 2012, at a price which, according to Russian newspaper "Vzglyad", is expected to be around 8.08 million Bulgarian levs (slightly more than 4 million Euros) per airplane. The airplanes had been withdrawn from service since they were completely worn out and at the end of their life cycle, and...

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Rome, Italy, 06/24/2013 13:12
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