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The news on Dnevnik's front page covers a range of international and domestic topics. Key international stories include a discussion on threats against airplanes possibly linked to Russian figures, Russia's attacks on Ukraine's infrastructure, and analysis of the US presidential election…
A news analysis explores a potential campaign involving threats against airplanes, drawing parallels to historical figures Yuri Andropov and Vladislav Pozdnyakov.
Russia launched attacks on a bridge in Kyiv, causing power outages, while Ukraine targeted a refinery.
An analysis suggests that Donald Trump remains the president, cautioning against premature conclusions about his political status.
Bozhidar Bojanov referenced a letter from Galab Donev concerning a second pension during a broadcast.
Galab Donev declared an end to borrowing and justified new debt by referencing past financial obligations.
Judges are voting today to select their representatives for the new Supreme Judicial Council.
The news notes that today is Archangel's Saturday, a day of remembrance.
Historian Aleksandar Stoyanov commented that Bulgaria's current position within the EU and NATO is beneficial to Russia.
Finland is planning to implement new visa limitations for Russian citizens, affecting professional athletes.
A bridge over the Dnieper in Kyiv was hit by a Russian strike, with the mayor reporting casualties.
The conditions for tourism in mountainous regions are reported as favorable, according to the planning and rescue service.
A trade union representing employees of the Ministry of Interior has expressed significant and categorical disagreement with a certain decision.
The Bulgarian skateboarding federation and its clubs have made a decision regarding a missed opportunity.
The weather forecast predicts sunny conditions with moderate to strong winds in eastern Bulgaria, with a yellow code issued for Dobrich.
This week, three commercial flights were intercepted by military aircraft over Europe, with passenger planes escorted.
The article identifies today as Archangel's Saturday, one of three major memorial days in the Christian calendar, dedicated to the departed.
Georgi Georgiev lost a lawsuit concerning gross negligence against the Plovdiv Regional Court, with accusations including assault and attempted murder.
