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Bulgarian Foreign Ministry urges reporters to exercise extreme caution in Ukraine

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs has called on Bulgarian journalists who are in Ukraine or plan travelling there, to exercise extreme caution when carrying out their duties. The Ministry advises representatives of Bulgarian media to carry their passports and press cards with them all the time. Reporters of the events in Ukraine are strongly advised to leave contact information in the Bulgarian Embassy in Kiev.




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