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One of the dozens of cars that have been torched in Sofia over the past three weeks. Photo by Sofia Photo Agency.
Two more cars have been set aflame in Bulgaria's capital Sofia, and one in nearby city of Pernik in the wee hours Sunday, in a string of arsons with up to now unrevealed motivation.
The cars in Sofia were torched in the Mladost and Voluyak neighborhoods, at opposite ends of the city.
Since end of November, mysterious perpetrators have set on fire 51 vehicles, in different neighborhoods, in some cases right next to police offices.
Wednesday the Sofia police arrested more than 60 people in connection with the arsons, but no clear links have been established for the majority of cases.
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