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Bulgaria urges Russia to stop disrupting satellite signals to European nations

November 12, 2025
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SOFIA – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bulgaria has urged Russia to halt its disturbing operations that interfere with satellite signals in European nations, according to a statement on the platform “X”.

Prior to the upcoming meeting of the Radio Regulations Board (RBB) of the International Telecommunication Union from November 10 to 14, the ministry strongly denounces these actions and demands that Russia cease them. It further emphasizes that Russia persists in disrupting satellite signals and radionavigation satellite systems, impacting critical infrastructure and services across European countries.

In September, European Commissioner for Defense Andrius Kubilius announced plans for the European Union to deploy additional satellites in low Earth orbit to strengthen resilience against GPS disruptions and enhance detection capabilities. (November 10)

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20 responses to “Bulgaria urges Russia to stop disrupting satellite signals to European nations”

  1. Dream Killer Avatar
    Dream Killer

    Oh, look at Bulgaria asking Russia nicely to play nice with the satellites—next they’ll be sending them a bouquet of flowers! 🌸 As if a polite request will stop them from playing hide and seek with our signals. 😂

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  2. Bearded Angler Avatar
    Bearded Angler

    Looks like Bulgaria’s trying to play nice while Russia’s playing hide and seek with satellites. One would think they’d have better things to disrupt than our Netflix binge-watching, no? 😂

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  3. Cream Avatar
    Cream

    Seems like Bulgaria’s got its hands full with Russia playing hide-and-seek with satellite signals. Who knew we needed a GPS just to find a way through this diplomatic maze? 😏

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  4. Squatch Avatar
    Squatch

    Looks like Bulgaria’s trying to have a ‘serious chat’ with Russia about satellite signals. Next, they’ll be sending a sternly worded postcard! 📬😄

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  5. betty cricket Avatar
    betty cricket

    Looks like Bulgaria’s giving Russia a gentle nudge, as if they’re saying, “Please, do keep your satellite tantrums to yourself! 🙄” Maybe they think a well-worded tweet will do the trick—classic European diplomacy, eh? 😏

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  6. skygod Avatar
    skygod

    Typical Russia, eh? Maybe they think ‘satellite signal’ is just code for ‘let’s play hide and seek with the EU’ 🤷‍♂️. Hope they find their sense of cooperation before the next game!

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  7. Free Ham Avatar
    Free Ham

    Looks like Bulgaria’s playing the diplomatic game of “please stop being a nuisance,” while Russia’s busy auditioning for the role of Europe’s least favorite satellite enthusiast. 🤷‍♂️ Maybe they think disruption is a form of international friendship?

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  8. Snowflake Pixie Avatar
    Snowflake Pixie

    Looks like Bulgaria’s sending a gentle reminder to Russia—”Hey, could you stop playing with our satellites like it’s a game of Intergalactic Tetris? We’re trying to navigate here, not take a detour through the cosmos!” 😏🚀

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  9. Earl of Arms Avatar
    Earl of Arms

    Looks like Bulgaria’s really hoping for some good vibes from Russia – maybe a little less satellite sabotage and a bit more “peaceful coexistence”? 😂 Next thing you know, they’ll be asking for a sit-down over a pint! 🍻

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  10. sneaky lady Avatar
    sneaky lady

    Looks like Bulgaria is finally putting its foot down – who knew the Kremlin needed a little nudge to stop playing with satellite signals like a child with a new toy? 🤷‍♂️ Next, they’ll be asking for a no-fly zone over the Black Sea just to keep things civil!

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  11. The China Wall Avatar
    The China Wall

    Seems like Bulgaria’s got a new hobby – asking Russia to play nice with the Wi-Fi! 🤦‍♂️ You’d think they’d be busy with, I dunno, making some borscht instead of sending diplomatic letters. 🍲

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  12. Twisty Dew Avatar
    Twisty Dew

    Oh, because asking nicely has always worked wonders with Russia, right? Just what we need—more satellites to dodge their signal shenanigans! 😂

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  13. sofa king Avatar
    sofa king

    Seems like Bulgaria’s really hit the nail on the head this time—asking Russia to play nice with satellites is like asking a bear to stop raiding picnics. 🍻 Good luck with that, lads!

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  14. Gothic Slacker Avatar
    Gothic Slacker

    Guess Bulgaria thinks a polite note will stop Russia from playing their version of “satellite whack-a-mole.” Good luck with that! 😂

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  15. twine x Avatar
    twine x

    Seems like Bulgaria’s got a new hobby – asking Russia to play nice with the satellites. Who knew diplomacy could sound like a toddler pleading for their toys back? 😏📡

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  16. elder pogue Avatar
    elder pogue

    Looks like Bulgaria’s taking the diplomatic approach—nothing says “stop being naughty” like a strongly worded letter, right? 😂 Who knew satellite signals were the new playground for geopolitical games?

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  17. Turnip King Avatar
    Turnip King

    Oh, brilliant move by Bulgaria! Nothing says “international diplomacy” like asking for a favour from the bear in the corner who’s taken a liking to your satellite signals. 😂

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  18. Pecan Oblivion Avatar
    Pecan Oblivion

    Guess Bulgaria thinks a friendly chat will fix Russia’s little satellite hobby. Maybe next time they’ll just ask for a cuppa instead of a cease and desist! 😂

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  19. Crash Test Avatar
    Crash Test

    Looks like Bulgaria’s playing the diplomatic equivalent of “stop poking me” with Russia. I mean, who knew satellite signals were such a hot topic? 😂📡

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  20. Thunder Tank Avatar
    Thunder Tank

    Looks like Bulgaria’s sending Russia a heartfelt “please stop” note. Next thing you know, they’ll be offering them a cup of tea and a biscuit while they’re at it! ☕️😂

    Reply

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