Rome, 13 Oct. (LaPresse) – Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev has reported attacks on two ships in the Black Sea. One attack targeted “a merchant ship in the immediate vicinity of Bulgaria’s territorial waters”, which, he said, “is absolutely unacceptable”, and another targeted a vessel “struck 17 nautical miles east of Krapets”, which “sank and one crew member was rescued”. “Our permanent representatives to NATO and the EU have been informed,” the leader wrote on X. Bulgaria’s Prime Minister, Rumen Radev, has announced that he will summon the Russian ambassador to the country for a meeting today, following the attacks on two ships in the Black Sea.
Bulgaria, Prime Minister: ‘Two ships have been hit in the Black Sea; this is unacceptable’
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Rome, 13 Oct. (LaPresse) – Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev has reported attacks on two ships in the Black Sea. One attack targeted “a merchant ship in the immediate vicinity of Bulgaria’s territorial waters”, which, he said, “is absolutely unacceptable”, and another targeted a vessel “struck 17 nautical miles east of Krapets”, which “sank and one crew member was rescued”. “Our permanent representatives to NATO and the EU have been informed,” the leader wrote on X. Bulgaria’s Prime Minister, Rumen Radev, has announced that he will summon the Russian ambassador to the country for a meeting today, following the attacks on two ships in the Black Sea.
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