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Bulgarian President: We Are Concerned about Russia over Nemtsov's Death
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"We love and respect this Russia that gave the world many achievements and culture, but are concerned for this Russia where such killings happen," President Rosen Plenveliev has said.
The comment of Bulgaria's head of state was dedicated to the murder of opposition activist Boris Nemtsov who was shot dead last week.
Plevneliev voiced his hope that the killers are found in a brief time.
"We are concerned with Russia over the non-compliance with the rule of law and Russia which annexes foreign territories," he added.
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