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Bulgaria
Bulgarian Parliament recognized Holodomor as genocide
Stephen Tafrov, former representative of Bulgaria to the United Nations, informed that Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President of Ukraine, appreciated the Bulgarian Parliament for recognizing Gladomor from 1932-33. for the genocide of the Ukrainian people
Bulgaria
10th round of sanctions mainly focused on closing loopholes; Von der Leyen
According to a news report by senior diplomats from Poland and Lithuania, the tenth package of EU sanctions on Russia and Belarus would include some restrictions on countries that violate those penalties, claims "Rzeczpospolita," Poland's top business and legal daily
Europe
Russia doesn’t intend to war against Ukraine
Representative of the Main Directorate of Intelligence Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, Andriy Cherniak, reported that Russia does not have any intentions to end the war against Ukraine
Bulgaria
Ivaylo Mirchev: “Putin again allowed enemy countries to buy Russian gas in contract currency”
Ivaylo Mirchev, member of the Bulgarian National assembly, reported that in the last hours of 2022, Putin again allowed buyers of Russian gas from "enemy countries" to make some payments in contract currency, not in rubles
Bulgaria
“Trust nothing until the Kremlin denies it”, says Bozhidar Bozhanov
Bozhidar Bozhanov, E-minister of Bulgaria, criticised the Kremlin for their statement regarding Christo Grozev. He reported that the Kremlin had stated that Hristov would be safe and out of danger
World
Ukraine imposes blackout as Russia launches airstrikes on Electrical Infrastructure
Today, a blackout was imposed in Ukraine as a result of multiple Russian airstrikes that significantly caused massive damage to the country's electricity infrastructure. The residents of the Kherson region are still being deported. It is estimated that more than 10,000 people have crossed the left bank of the Dnieper River
World
Russia’s response will be harsh in case of another terrorist attack says Vladimir Putin
Vladimir Putin, President of Russia, stated that Russia would respond harshly if there were more efforts to carry out terrorist attacks on the soil of Russia. He also confirmed that this morning, Russian long-range missiles attacked the Ukrainian military, communications and energy facilities
Bulgaria
Bulgarian trail in Crimean Bridge explosion, truck boarded in ferry from Burgas
According to the Russian investigation, the truck that blew up the Crimean bridge was seen in Burgas, from where it got boarded a ferry. The investigators also claim that the truck reached Batumi in Georgia, which was then seen in Armenia. From there, he goes again to Georgia, followed by North Ossetia, from where he crossed into Russia
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Bulgaria’s Balkan-1 Satellite Successfully Launched into Orbit
The launch took place at Vandenberg Air Force Base in Santa Barbara, California, and was broadcast live at the Planetarium of the Nikola Y. Vaptsarov Naval Academy in Varna, Bulgaria
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Head-on Freight Train Collision Near Sofia Leaves Fatalities and Injuries
A freight train operated by BDZ-Freight Transport collided with a PIMK Rail train near Sofia. The crash caused a locomotive fire and derailment, significantly escalating the severity of the incident and prompting an extensive emergency response
Eleven Dead in Istanbul from Counterfeit Alcohol within 24 Hours
The surge in alcohol poisoning cases has prompted immediate action from local authorities. The Istanbul governor’s office has introduced strict measures to curb the sale of counterfeit alcohol and ensure public safety
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18-Year-Old Kalin Uzunov Saves the Cross on Jordan’s Day in Burgas
This year's event, held at the beach near the iconic bridge in Burgas, attracted 56 participants, ranging in age from 16 to 72 years. Kalin, who has been training as a water polo athlete for 12 years, attributed his success to his rigorous training
Orthodox Christians Celebrate Christmas Eve as Julian Calendar Observances Continue
This traditional date remains significant in several countries and communities, including Russia, Serbia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, the Bosnian Serb Republic, Georgia, Belarus, Armenia, and Ethiopia