New ships hit near Bulgaria, Radev summons Mitrofanova ↗
Front page leadFollowing new ship incidents in the Black Sea near Bulgaria, President Rumen Radev has summoned Russian Ambassador Eleonora Mitrofanova for a discussion.
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Following new ship incidents in the Black Sea near Bulgaria, President Rumen Radev has summoned Russian Ambassador Eleonora Mitrofanova for a discussion.
Ships that were drifting in the Black Sea are now located further away from Bulgaria's coast, and efforts are underway to deploy an underwater drone to inspect a sunken vessel.
Bulgarian military forces have not found any remnants of drones in relation to the recent ship attacks, and the country has no intention of publicly identifying who is responsible for the incidents.
The cargo ship ABLE, which was recently attacked, is now facing the prospect of sinking in the Black Sea.
The political party PP has decided to boycott an extraordinary session concerning pardons, specifically protesting a pardon issued by Vice President Yotova for a convicted drug trafficker.
The Bulgarian state has announced its decision to withdraw from the search for oil and natural gas resources in the Black Sea region.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has officially condemned the recent attacks on ships occurring near the coast of Bulgaria.
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The court in Stara Zagora has once again permitted the controversial mega-project for an industrial incinerator to proceed in Galabovo.
The European Union is reportedly discussing the possibility of implementing a tax on the extraordinary profits made by oil and gas companies.
MP Ivaylo Mirchev reported that 11 antennas used for Starlink satellite internet connections were deliberately set on fire at a classified location near Sofia.
Authorities in the Bulgarian cities of Lovech and Vidin have confiscated more than 500 kilograms of marijuana in separate operations.
Greece has put on display ancient church relics that were recovered from Bulgaria, which they claim were stolen, and is seeking further restitution.
The regional environmental inspection has imposed restrictions on the operations of the thermal power plant in Pernik because of identified regulatory violations.
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