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The President of Bulgaria condemned the attacks on merchant ships in the Black Sea

Published 2026-10-14

The President of Bulgaria condemned the attacks on merchant ships in the Black Sea | Integri News

In the early hours of October 13, new attacks were carried out against two merchant ships in the contiguous zone of the Republic of Bulgaria in the Black Sea. The incident caused serious concern among state institutions and the international community.

The President of Bulgaria officially condemned the drone attacks against the vessels. In a statement, the head of state emphasized that such actions are unacceptable and threaten the security of shipping in the region.

At the moment, an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the attacks is underway. Security experts are monitoring the situation closely, as the incidents occurred near the Bulgarian maritime borders, which raises the question of the safety of commercial routes.

Bulgaria continues to insist on compliance with international rules for shipping and security in the Black Sea. The authorities are calling for calm and assure that they are taking the necessary measures to monitor the situation in the maritime space.

Sources: БНТ Новини

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