Bulgaria: Pictures of suspects in Burgas attack released
Bulgarian authorities have published pictures and details of suspects involved in the attack a year ago in Burgas: Liad Farah and Hassan Al Haj, Australian and Canadian citizens
- Behadrey Haredim reporter
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ZAKA bus. Photograph: Archive
Bulgarian Interior Ministry issued today (Thursday) photos and information about two wanted men, suspects in connection to the terrorist attack in Burgas, Bulgaria last year, in which five Israelis and a Bulgarian citizen were killed.
According to the Sofia news agency, the authorities request of citizens of Bulgaria to provide information to the police regarding two suspects in the attack, performed by the military wing of Hezbollah. The two suspects are Liad Farah (33) an Australian citizen, and Hassan Al Hajj (25) a Canadian citizen.
The suspects apparently stayed hotels in the area, under the aliases of Brian Jeremiah Jameson, Jack Philip Martin and Ralph William Rico. They also hired a car under those names.
However, the Bulgarian foreign minister, Tzwotlin Uvatchev, refrained from commenting on the progress of the investigation or revealing what was the role of the two suspects in the attack, claiming that disclosing this information could compromise the investigation.
According to the Sofia news agency, the authorities request of citizens of Bulgaria to provide information to the police regarding two suspects in the attack, performed by the military wing of Hezbollah. The two suspects are Liad Farah (33) an Australian citizen, and Hassan Al Hajj (25) a Canadian citizen.
The suspects apparently stayed hotels in the area, under the aliases of Brian Jeremiah Jameson, Jack Philip Martin and Ralph William Rico. They also hired a car under those names.
However, the Bulgarian foreign minister, Tzwotlin Uvatchev, refrained from commenting on the progress of the investigation or revealing what was the role of the two suspects in the attack, claiming that disclosing this information could compromise the investigation.
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