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Bulgaria votes for president in wake of deadly Black Sea drone strikes - Reuters

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Bulgaria held a presidential election on Sunday, following the deadly Black Sea drone strikes that occurred earlier in the week. The election was held to choose the next president of Bulgaria, and the results are expected to be announced shortly. The strikes, which were carried out by a Russian drone, have raised concerns about the country's security and stability.

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The election is a response to security concerns raised by the Black Sea drone strikes.: The election is a response to security concerns raised by the Black Sea drone strikes.
The election aims to ensure Bulgaria's security and stability.: The election aims to ensure Bulgaria's security and stability.

Bulgaria votes for president in wake of deadly Black Sea drone strikes    Reuters

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