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Bulgarian police are pulling forces to Lukoil's facilities: EADaily
EADaily, November 10th, 2025. The forces of the Bulgarian police are being pulled together to the Lukoil facilities. Sofia declares the need to ensure the security of strategic infrastructure. Prior to that, the Bulgarian authorities decided to introduce a special manager for Lukoil enterprises in the country in order to avoid US sanctions against Lukoil.
Bulgaria prepares to take control of Lukoil assets
Bulgaria is preparing the ground to take control of the assets of Russia's Lukoil, including the Burgas refinery, after an emergency law was passed that provides for the appointment of a special administrator and limits the rights of shareholders. The Bulgarian parliament adopted the law on Friday evening, by emergency procedure, after two readings in the same day, reports the Bulgarian news agency BTA. The government will appoint a manager for …
The Bulgarian authorities have decided to strengthen security measures and conduct inspections at the Lukoil refinery, as the state plans to take control of the facility. This was stated by Bulgarian Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov, RBC-Ukraine reports with reference to Reuters. The Bulgarian Prime Minister said that inspections and bringing the military police to a state of readiness are carried out in advance to protect important facilities, i…
Sofia wants to protect critical infrastructure and responds to US sanctions
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