site.btaThree Bulgarians Fined for Public Order Disturbances at Border Crossing with North Macedonia

BTA correspondent Marinela Velichkova

Cars waited for hours to cross into the Republic of North Macedonia from Gyueshevo in Bulgaria on Saturday due to what the North Macedonia authorities said was a technical glitch, Gyueshevo, Feb. 4 (BTA Photo)

Skopje,

05.02.2023 11:45

(BTA)

Late on Saturday, a court in the Republic of North Macedonia imposed a fine of EUR 300 and a ban on entering the country for three years on the three Bulgarian men who were detained at the Deve Bair checkpoint on Saturday for causing public order

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