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Drone attacks on ships near the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria.
Bulgaria intends to summon the Russian ambassador to the country's Foreign Ministry. This was stated by Prime Minister Rumen Radev, Bloomberg reports.
The reason for the call, he said, was drone attacks on several ships near the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. One of them, the cargo ship Chelsea 3, owned by a Ukrainian company and flying the Maltese flag, was attacked by three drones.
At the same time, Radev himself admitted that Bulgaria has no evidence of the involvement of any specific party in what happened.

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