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No Direct Threat to Bulgaria's Security, Security Services Representatives Tell PM

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There is no direct threat to Bulgaria’s security, representatives of the country’s security services said during a working meeting with Prime Minister Rumen Radev, where the security environment and the challenges arising from it were discussed, the Government Information Service said on Monday. The responsible institutions remain in constant contact with their regional partners and with allies within NATO to ensure timely warnings in the event of a possible escalation of military operations in the Middle East and Ukraine. Attending the meeting were Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev, Defence Minister Dimitar Stoyanov, Transport and Communications Minister Georgi Peev, State Agency for National Security Chair Plamen Tontchev, State Intelligence Agency Chair Antoan Gechev, Military Intelligence Service Director Brigadier General Venelin Venev, Deputy Chief of Defence Lieutenant General Krasimir Kanev, Deputy Commander of the Air Force Brigadier General Dimitar Georgiev, acting Secretary

First report: No Direct Threat to Bulgaria's Security, Representatives of Security Services Tell PM — bta.bg, 15d