UN Head Condemns Terrorist Act in Bulgaria
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has condemned in "the strongest possible terms" the deadly bombing attack on a bus carrying Israeli tourists in Bulgaria, according to his spokesperson.
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has condemned in "the strongest possible terms" the deadly bombing attack on a bus carrying Israeli tourists in Bulgaria, according to his spokesperson.
Bulgarian Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, has ordered the use of the government Airbus to transport Israeli tourists back to their homeland.
Bulgarian authorities had a meeting with Israel's intelligence service Mossad a month ago, but there was no warning of an expected attack, the president has said.
A bus carrying Israeli youth exploded Wednesday in a Bulgarian resort, killing at least six people and wounded more than 32, the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry said.
An amateur VIDEO showing the situation at Bulgaria's Burgas Airport shortly after Wednesday's terrorist attack has appeared on YouTube.
Radical Shiite group Hezbollah has allegedly denied responsibility for the terror attack on Israeli tourists on Bulgarian soil on Wednesday.
The White House has condemned the deadly terror attack that that struck a bus of Israeli tourists at an airport near the Bulgarian city of Burgas.
An Israeli who was on a bus next to the one that blew up at Burgas airport on Wednesday, killing at least nine, described for CNN a bloody scene.
It is clear that the one constant of terrorism is that Jews around the world remain a favoured target, the Canada-based Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs has commented in the aftermath of Wednesday's terror attack in Bulgaria.
A deadly explosion on a bus carrying Israeli tourists in Bulgaria is "clearly a terrorist attack," Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak said Wednesday.
The bus that exploded near an airport in Bulgarian on Wednesday, killing 7 people and wounding at least 27, was carrying mostly Israeli youth, according to media reports.
Yordanka Fandakova, Mayor of Bulgaria's capital Sofia, has asked police authorities to tighten security measures after the deadly terror attack on Israeli tourists in the Black Sea city of Burgas.
Seven people have died in the powerful blast has ripped through a bus parked at the Burgas airport on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast, carrying Israeli tourists, according to the Bulgarian National Television.
Chao, panic and conflicting information on the number of casualties came in the wake of the deadly blast that hit a bus carrying Israeli tourists at the airport of the Black Sea city of Burgas on Wednesday.
Over 27 Israeli tourists have been transported to a hospital in Bulgaria's Black Sea city of Burgas after their bus was hit by a deadly blast at the city's airport.
Witnesses told Israeli media that the deadly blast that hit a bus carrying Israeli tourists in Bulgaria occurred soon after someone boarded the vehicle.
The deadly blast that hit a bus carrying Israeli tourists in a Bulgarian resort city exploded forty minutes after they landed with a flight from Tel Aviv, the Israeli foreign ministry said.
The Israeli tourists that were the target of a terror attack in Bulgaria's Burgas arrived at the Burgas airport in a flight flown by the Air Via charter airline, according to a local media report.
The deadly blast that hit a bus carrying Israeli tourists at Bulgaria's Burgas airport on Wednesday revived reports of a foiled bomb attack at the beginning of the year targeting a bus chartered to take Israeli tourists to a ski resort.
Five people have died in powerful blast has ripped through a bus parked at Burgas airport on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast, carrying Israeli tourists, according to a report.
Three people have been killed as a powerful blast ripped through a bus parked at Burgas airport on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast, carrying Israeli tourists, according to media reports.
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