Ukraine Support Limits: Prime Minister Rumen Radev says Bulgaria has exhausted its ability to supply weapons and ammunition to Ukraine from military stockpiles, with only financial support and technical repairs still possible. Security Cooperation: Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev, in the US, pushed for deeper participation in security programmes and discussed countering threats and sanctions circumvention with US officials. Tourism Watch: Tourism Minister Ilin Dimitrov says Bulgaria’s 2026 summer season is back on track, matching 2025 pace after an early shortfall, with resorts fully occupied and new regional offices planned on the Black Sea. Fire Readiness: Bulgaria’s Air Force will have six helicopters available for firefighting this season, while authorities warn that prevention—especially clearing dry vegetation and maintaining rail lines—remains key. Border Crackdown: Bulgaria, Greece, Romania and the Netherlands dismantled a migrant-smuggling network, arresting seven people and targeting routes from the Greek-Turkish border through Bulgaria into the EU. National Commemoration: Sofia marked the 189th anniversary of Vasil Levski’s birth with military honours and wreath-laying ceremonies. Sports: Bulgaria beat China 3-1 in the Volleyball Nations League, keeping hopes alive for the finals. Energy Corridor: Türkiye is advancing preparations for an Azerbaijan-Bulgaria green electricity corridor, aiming to expand grids and cross-border trade rules.