BULGARIA BECOMING SAD AND CANNY: (Mr. incredible becoming sad and canny)

Описание: Here we see Mr. Incredible becoming canny and sad to the Bulgaria's relations with various countries! comment your questions, concerns, and suggestions! Consider leaving a like and subscribing if you enjoy this video.

Explanation:

Northern Cyprus - Bulgaria supports Greece and Cyprus against Northern Cyprus.

Afghanistan - Bulgaria sent support to the opposition of the current regime.

Russia - They close historical relations and cultural relations, with them both being Slavic and Orthodox Christian and Russia helping Bulgaria gain independence from the Ottoman Empire. Despite this, they had some trouble in history both being on opposite sides during the world wars, but that changed as they were both on the Eastern Bloc in the Cold War. After the fall of communism in Eastern Europe, there was still cooperation between the two, but Bulgaria supported Ukraine in the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Libya - There was an HIV breakout in Libya during the 90s and Libya’s government blamed Bulgarian nurses for the outbreak, but with support from the USA and EU, the nurses were eventually pardoned and sent back to Bulgaria and relations are now better off in relations.

Türkiye - Historical relations were complicated, starting out poorly with the Ottoman Empire invading Bulgaria and having it as a region until Bulgaria fought for independence in 1908. This continued with the first Balkan War with Bulgaria and the other Balkan nations who recently gained independence from the Ottoman Empire, but then the Second Balkan war happened and again they were against the Ottoman Empire, but now the Ottoman Empire was allied with Bulgaria’s now former allies. Relations started looking up when the two were both on the Central Powers in WW1. Then they were mainly neutral during WWII, but Türkiye then joined the Allied powers against Bulgaria and their allies. Then they were on opposite sides during the Cold War, but after the Cold War they both are now NATO allies. Despite this, Bulgaria supports Cyprus and Greece in their situation against Türkiye in Northern Cyprus and Bulgaria also opposes Türkiye joining the EU.

Serbia - These two have a complex history as well. They both gained independence from the Ottoman Empire and fought together in the First Balkan War, but then they were on opposite sides in the Second Balkan War and the World Wars, mainly because of Macedonia. During the Cold War they were neutral, with Bulgaria being on the Eastern Bloc, and Yugolslavia being a neutral party. Today they have close cultural relations, both being Slavic and Orthodox, and cooperation has improved. Despite this, Serbia criticizes Bulgaria for recognizing Kosovo.

North Macedonia - Bulgaria doesn’t recognize Macedonians as a separate ethnic group, but there is friendship between the two nations. Bulgaria was also the first to recognize North Macedonia as independent and they are both a part of NATO.

Brazil - One of Brazil’s former presidents had Bulgarian ancestry.

Hungary - They were on the same side in both World Wars and the Cold War. Today there is close cooperation and they are both part of the EU and NATO.

Armenia - Their friendship is one of the oldest dating back to 997 when Samuel of Bulgaria was half Armenian so there is a historical link between the two. Today, there are close economic relations and cooperation and Bulgaria supports Armenia against Türkiye.

United States - Despite being on opposite sides in both World Wars and the Cold War, there is close military cooperation between the nations today. They are both NATO members and they are also close economic and political partners. The United States even supported Bulgaria in their crisis with Libya involving the nurses put on trial and Bulgaria was listed as one of the USA’s three closest allies during the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

Bosnia and Herzegovina - Bulgaria was the first nation to recognize Bosnia and Herzegovina’s independence. There is close cooperation between the two nations in the field of human rights and stability in the Balkan region. They are also close cultural allies both being Slavic nations.

Greece - After they both gained independence from the Ottoman Empire, they fought on the same side in the First Balkan War, but then on opposite sides in the Second Balkan War. They were also on opposite sides in both World Wars and the Cold War. They now both have close cultural relations, both being Orthodox Christian. They are both in NATO and the EU. Bulgaria considers Greece as one of its main allies and there is close military cooperation between the two and have close economic ties.

Romania - While these two were enemies during the Second Balkan War and WWI in history, they were allies in WWII and the Cold War. After the fall of communism in eastern Europe, the two nations were still close allies and joined NATO and the EU. Bulgaria considers Romania as one of its closest allies and the people love to travel to each other’s nations.