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Bulgaria urges all Bulgarian citizens to immediately leave Syria

18. March 2012. | 08:54

Source: BNR

In a special statement, Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry urges all Bulgarian citizens that are now in Syria to immediately leave the country.

In a special statement, Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry urges all Bulgarian citizens that are now in Syria to immediately leave the country.

The situation in the Arab country is getting worse, with shootings and explosions occurring also in the capital Damascus.

Reports arrive daily of new victims among civilians and the forces of the current regime. More than 9,000 people have been killed in Syria so far, most of them civilians.

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