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Home›Green Marine›Turkish Trawler Makes Attempt to Hit Bulgarian Border Police Vessel
Green Marine

May 20, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Turkish Trawler Makes Attempt to Hit Bulgarian Border Police Vessel

Varna. More than 2 km of a net, used for catching turbot were found on a Turkish trawler, seized this morning in the Bulgarian coastal town of Varna. The net was found wet, with mussels on it and in working condition, the Chief of the Border Police Directorate in Varna Dimitar Vasilev said, cited by

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Varna. More than 2 km of a net, used for catching turbot were found on a Turkish trawler, seized this morning in the Bulgarian coastal town of Varna. The net was found wet, with mussels on it and in working condition, the Chief of the Border Police Directorate in Varna Dimitar Vasilev said, cited by Radio FOCUS

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