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Explosion Hits Another Weapons Site in Bulgaria

A fire at an EMCO weapons depot in Bulgaria raises sabotage concerns after August’s explosion at another facility nearby overnight.

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Explosion Hits Another Weapons Site in Bulgaria

An explosion caused a fire at an EMCO weapons storage site near Tsareva Livada in central Bulgaria, the second blaze at one of the company’s facilities in weeks. No injuries were reported, but flames spread between warehouses and lit up the night sky. Authorities are investigating possible sabotage and reviewing earlier incidents for links or similar patterns. EMCO is run by arms trader Emilian Gebrev, whose facilities were previously alleged to have been targeted by Russian operatives. Moscow has rejected.

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