Bulgaria Asked NATO for 'Show of Force' in Black Sea ↗
Front page leadBulgaria has requested NATO to demonstrate strength in the Black Sea amid regional tensions.
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The news focuses on escalating tensions in the Black Sea involving Bulgaria and NATO, with reports on potential military actions and statements from Bulgarian President Radev. Other prominent stories include a letter from four prime ministers warning about peace, an investigation into the wealth…
Bulgaria has requested NATO to demonstrate strength in the Black Sea amid regional tensions.
President Radev stated he has not yet identified the source of recent attacks but affirmed that the risk originates from Russia's war in Ukraine.
President Radev responded to a Russian official, questioning the logic of Ukraine being solely responsible for destroying its own ships.
Two merchant ships were attacked near Bulgaria, with President Radev claiming ignorance of the perpetrator, leading Deputy President Yotova to call a National Security Consultative Council meeting.
Four prime ministers have penned an open letter stating that peace cannot be secured by merely hoping for Russian President Putin's leniency.
An investigation explores the disclosure of assets among influential figures in Europe and examines Bulgaria's position within this context.
North Macedonian Prime Minister Dimitar Kovachevski has stated that Bulgaria serves as a haven for convicted criminals.
Former US President Donald Trump has described Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries as a disgrace.
A shooting incident in Oregon resulted in the deaths of three children and one teacher.
The business sector is increasingly making donations with a clearer purpose, prioritizing tangible change rather than simply supporting a cause.
The legal proceedings concerning the sale of Bulgarian citizenship have been ongoing and stalled for six years.
The tender for the Chiren gas wells has concluded, with the offer from the only qualified bidder being deemed too costly.
The United States has extended the deadline for transactions with Lukoil's foreign subsidiaries to April 24, 2027.
A purported plan suggests Russian President Putin aims to cut off power and heating to Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Odesa for a month.
Ukraine is reportedly preparing to significantly escalate its attacks targeting Russian airfields.
Adverse weather conditions have stopped the operation to manage a ship that was struck by a drone near Byala.
NATO member states convened for an emergency meeting concerning the Black Sea, as the alliance reinforces its eastern flank.
The General Directorate for Combatting Organized Crime (GDBOP) has uncovered a corruption scheme related to water supply repairs, with specific percentages attributed to ministries.