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The United States Embassy in Sofia has announced the its security message distributed to US citizens on Wednesday is "no longer in effect".
On Facebook, the Embassy praises the "proactive measures taken by the Government of Bulgaria in response to threat concerns".
Earlier on Thursday, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov criticized the "absolutely unacceptable decision" of the US State Department to leak out the information, submitted from Bulgarian security services to the embassy.
Borisov claimed the "terror warning" for the vicinity of the "Pliska Hotel" building (nowadays housing a bank headquarters), filed after a call received by 112 emergency number, did not match reality and had been the result of an unsettled love dispute between a Bulgarian and a foreign national.
With regard to our Hotel Pliska, Sofia warden message, the Embassy does not comment on ongoing investigations.
— U.S. Embassy Sofia (@USEmbassySofia) March 24, 2016
Several hours earlier, the Embassy had said on Twitter it would "not comment on ongoing investigations".
Hotel Pliska, located in the eastern Sofia neighborhood of Iztok, is an important transport hub, with a number of buses and trolleybuses stopping nearby and a tram line not far from the area.
A ten minutes' walk from it is the Fr?d?ric Joliot-Curie metro station.
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The exhibition is named after a verse by iconic Bulgarian novelist, poet and playwright Ivan Vazov, who shaped Bulgarian literature in a myriad of genres throughout the better part of the 19th century.
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