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New strikes have targeted ships in the Black Sea within Bulgaria's economic zone, following earlier incidents. The Bulgarian Ministry of Interior reports successful operations and rescues.
The Bulgarian political party 'Vazrazhdane' has stated they are not surprised by the recent attack in the Black Sea, indicating prior knowledge or expectations.
Five individuals from the crew of a sunken ship have been successfully rescued, as reported by the Secretary General of the Ministry of Interior.
According to Delyan Peevski, the recent attacks on ships indicate a failure of leadership, pointing to the absence of both a prime minister and a president.
The 'Morning Dnevnik' broadcast covers topics including rising inflation, a new plagiarism scandal, political developments in Berlin, and the upcoming theater season.
'Progressive Bulgaria' reportedly disrupted a session concerning presidential pardons, specifically for a drug dealer appointed by Iotova.
A commission has discovered that a professor at two higher education institutions committed plagiarism in over 95% of their work.
North Macedonia is planning to notify the European Union regarding Bulgaria's handling of the case involving Iva Mihaylova.
This autumn's theater season offers a variety of premieres, including adaptations from 'Physics of Sadness' and 'E. E.' by Tokarchuk.
Political turmoil is brewing in Berlin, with significant developments expected to unfold in the near future.
Elon Musk is reportedly the most significant donor in the recent US midterm elections, contributing around $366 million.
There is information about another ship being hit 17 nautical miles east of Cape Kaliakra, with the crew reportedly rescued from the vessel.
Drones attacked a ship flying a Maltese flag approximately 18 nautical miles east of Byala, Black Sea, with the incident occurring early this morning.
A court in Plovdiv will decide today whether to release Slavcho Megerov, a 51-year-old man arrested for drug trafficking.