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BREAKING: U.S. to Move 3000 Terrorists to Romania

"Mojahedin-e Khalq" is an Iranian Islamist terrorist organization in exile, which advocates the overthrow of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

(SOFIA, Bulgaria) - As it became known from the Romanian Foreign Ministry employees dialogue in a social network "Wordpress", currently the U.S. and the Romanian government are negotiating the deployment about 3 thousand representatives of the terrorist organization "Mojahedin-e Khalq"(MEK) on the territory of Romania. It is assumed that in the case of the Romanian leadership consent members of the group will be compactly settled near the city of Craiova.

It is assumed that in the case of the Romanian leadership consent members of the group will be compactly settled near the city of Craiova.

Israelis Killed in Bulgaria Bus Attack, Zionist Entity Blames Iran, Hezbollah

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blamed Iran for the blast; Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak accused Hezbollah...

(BEIRUT Al-Manar) - A deadly blast targeted a bus carrying Israeli tourists in Bulgaria, killing seven people, including five Zionists. In addition to the five Israelis, a Bulgarian driver was killed.

Dozens others were injured in the attack which took place outside an airport in the European country.
The bus was carrying around 40 Israelis who had just arrived at Burgas Airport on the Black Sea coast.

APN Condemns Terrorist Attack against Israelis in Bulgaria

"“Today's horrendous attack, targeting Israeli civilians who were vacationing in Europe is reprehensible..." - APN’s Debra DeLee

(WASHINGTON DC) - Americans for Peace Now (APN) strongly condemns the bombing in Bulgaria today, which targeted Israeli tourists and killed at least seven innocent civilians.

APN extends its condolences to the families of those killed in the attack and extends its wishes for a full recovery to those who were injured.

Danube`s near-record lows strangle shipping

Shipping on the Rhine-Main-Danube canal linked to the North Sea also dropped severely over the past few weeks.

(VIDIN, Bulgaria) - Severe drought has hit Europe's second largest river, the Danube, turning it into a navigation nightmare for shipping companies all the way from Germany to Bulgaria.

According to Bulgaria's Danube exploration agency, the levels of one of the continent's most significant commercial waterways dropped to near-record lows in the past month, making it barely passable at several critical points.