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Iliana Yotova convened a meeting of the National Security Council due to drone attacks in the Black Sea.
The area in front of the office of Bulgarian President Iliana Yotova in Sofia was cordoned off during a meeting of the National Security Council due to a suitcase left in front of the building, Bulgarian National Television (BNT) reports.
Yotova scheduled an emergency meeting of the National Security Advisory Council (NSAC) for Wednesday in connection with the drone attack on ships in the Black Sea.
In addition to the suitcase, someone left a backpack in front of the building. A specialized team arrived at the scene to prepare for the inspection and disposal of luggage.

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