Treaty Of Burgas

Bulgaria, which was heavily armed in the First World War, had attracted the attention of Britain and its allies. After the end of the First World War, Bulgaria did not demobilize itself. England is on the move. Britain first made a few speeches, calling on Bulgaria to demobilize. Bulgaria didn't care much. When Britain saw that Bulgaria did not care for itself, they threatened Bulgaria with war. Bulgaria did not care because it knew that Britain was not in a position to open war on it. This time, Russia and Romania got involved and announced that they would wage war if they did not demobilize Bulgaria. Bulgaria was spooked. Tsar Ferdinand called on the Bulgarian Army to demobilize, but the military units refused. After that, British and Russian diplomats forced Bulgaria to sign a treaty in Burgas. The Treaty of Burgas signed. The treaty made Bulgarian power very weak. Bulgaria demobilized its army under the influence of the treaty, but army units no longer liked the leader and felt it was necessary to intervene. The footsteps of the coup were rising in Bulgaria cause of the treaty.