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From February 24, 2022, until today (March 3), a total of over 16,000 Ukrainian citizens have entered all points of the Bulgarian-Romanian border in Bulgaria. This was reported by the General Directorate of Border Police.
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45 applications for humanitarian protection have been submitted at the border.
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