Bulgaria expels dozens of Russian diplomats ...News

The diplomatic mission staff being kicked out are accused of working for “foreign intelligence” Bulgaria will expel 70 employees of Russian diplomatic missions, the country’s Prime Minister Kirill Petkov told journalists on Tuesday, claiming that many of the staff members worked “for foreign intelligence services.” The prime minister refused to provide any further details about the decision, citing confidentiality. “I can say that a large part of [the diplomats] have worked for foreign intelligence services and their diplomatic role was just a cover,” Petkov said. He stressed that the measure should not be conside

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