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Konstantin Dzhuninski has been appointed interim Director of the District Directorate of the Interior Ministry in the northwestern city of Vidin.
Dzuninski will spend one year at the post, starting June 5, according to the press office of the Interior Ministry.
Dzhuninski has been Deputy Director of the District Directorate of the Interior Ministry in Vidin.
He will replace Tsvetan Petkov, who will return to the Chief Directorate for Combating Organized Crime (GDBOP).
On June 3, Bulgaria's Interior Minister Tsvetelin Yovchev changed five directors of district police directorates, including Valery Yordanov, director of the Sofia District Police Directorate.
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