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Borisov: 'The military are at the border in case ... God forbid, things in Macedonia worsen' (Photo: 7armyjmtc)

Bulgaria sends army to Macedonia border

Bulgaria has sent soldiers to its border with Macedonia, where a political crisis is brewing after violence which claimed 22 lives last weekend, Bulgarian PM Boiko Borisov told parliament on Wednesday (13 May).

The measure is meant to stop a possible wave of refugees from the smaller south-western neighbour with which Bulgaria shares centuries of dramatic history and still has unresolved issues.

The troops are also preparing to prevent potential terrorist attacks, Borisov said.

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Borisov: 'The military are at the border in case ... God forbid, things in Macedonia worsen' (Photo: 7armyjmtc)

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