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UPDATED Bulgarian Authorities Have No Information that Fishermen Detained in Romania Had Broken the Law

Valentin Evstatiev
Bulgarian Authorities Have No Information that Fishermen Detained in Romania Had Broken the Law
Bulgarian Authorities Have No Information that Fishermen Detained in Romania Had Broken the Law
Agriculture Minister Yavor Gechev (BTA photo)
Sofia,  
26.03.2023 19:09 | UPDATED 26.03.2023 22:04
 (BTA)
"There is still no official warrant for the detention of the Bulgarian fishing vessels, and this is a cause for serious concern," Bulgarian Deputy Agriculture Minister Georgi Sabev told journalists in Balchik on Sunday. Sabev met with the returned

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