Bulgaria might make a decision on deployment of US missile defense system, said Bulgarian Premier Boyko Borisov. He also added that Bulgaria’s involvement will be possible if the decision is approved by the European Union and Bulgarian Parliament.

U.S. Ambassador to Bulgaria James Warlick stated that Washington is open for talks, however the matter is “at a very early stage of discussion” with Bulgaria and other regional countries, Focus News agency reports.

Commenting on possible developments in Russia-Bulgaria relations, Warlick said that U.S. “will not ask the Bulgarian government or people to choose between Moscow and Washington,” the source says.

Last week Romania declared that its top defense body had sanctioned anti-ballistic missile interceptors, though it should also be approved by country’s Parliament, Press TV reports.

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