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Bulgarian Foreign Ministry: Skopje must protect its citizens with Bulgarian self-identification

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Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry states, on Facebook, that Sofia is diligently monitoring the continuing posting on social media of lists of Bulgarian citizens in North Macedonia.

Bulgaria is concerned over the calls for administering “street justice” on them. “We expect the authorities in Skopje to take steps to put an end to hate speech and to protect its citizens with Bulgarian self-identification,” the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry states, as reported by BGNES.  



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