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A screen grab of video footage from last summer's terror attack on Israeli tourists in Bulgaria. Photo: YouTube.
Washington Post – SOFIA, Bulgaria — Bulgaria says it won’t initiate a push to declare Hezbollah a terror group after last summer’s bombing that killed five Israeli tourists and a Bulgarian bus driver.
The government, however, says it will hand to its partners all evidence collected during the investigation into the attack. An official Bulgarian report last month said investigators had reasons to suggest the bombing suspects belonged to Hezbollah’s militant wing.
