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The Bulgarian border police have arrested a 36-year-old Greek, who tried to board a flight to Greece at Sofia airport carrying 5 guns and over 550 bullets.
At the baggage checkpoint at Sofia Airport, the Greek citizen had informed security that he was carrying a gas pistol. The man's luggage was then searched and the hoard was discovered, including the bullets and 4 more gas pistols.
The police asked for documentation for the guns and bullets and when the man informed them that he was not carrying any he was arrested.
The man who was booked on a flight to Larnaca in Greece has been taken away for questioning and will most likely be held for 72 hours before appearing in court.
Two Greek-managed oil tankers were struck by drones on Tuesday near the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) terminal in the Black Sea, which handles roughly 80% of Kazakhstan’s oil exports
Some Greek farmers have announced that they will not take part in the talks with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis scheduled for today, escalating their protest actions and warning of long-term road blockades across the country.
The border between Bulgaria and Greece remains heavily affected as Greek farmers continue their protests for the second consecutive day
Greek tax authorities have launched inspections into the operations of thousands of Greek-registered companies operating in Bulgaria
Starting October 10, Greek consumers will benefit from discounts on more than 1,000 food products
Greek police are probing a peculiar case in Athens involving a 50-year-old Bulgarian woman accused of drugging and robbing a man who had hired her as a domestic helper
A counterfeit 500 Euro (BGN 980) banknote was discovered in Pernik after being used to claim winnings at a local casino.
A case involving counterfeit euro banknotes has been uncovered at a gas station in the town of Valchedrum, Montana region, where a young employee managed to replace genuine currency with fake bills during his shifts. The forged banknotes entered the stati
Bulgaria has registered its first case of counterfeit euro banknotes, highlighting the challenges posed by the new currency, which remains unfamiliar to many. Some of the fake notes are of relatively high quality, making them difficult to identify, warns
Forensic experts in the Bulgarian city of Shumen have identified and arrested a 35-year-old man who attempted to pay for a soft drink with a counterfeit 50-euro banknote
Bulgarian authorities have arrested a member of the notorious Pink Panthers criminal network in connection with a high-profile jewelry heist in Halkidiki, Greece
Bulgarians convicted over the largest welfare fraud uncovered in the United Kingdom will be required to repay only a small fraction of the funds siphoned off, despite evidence that tens of millions were moved abroad.
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