A segment of a global money laundering network operating through financial fraud has been dismantled, the Sofia District Prosecutor's Office and the General Directorate for Combating Organized Crime announced at a briefing.
Two Bulgarians and two Ukrainian citizens, who have obtained Bulgarian citizenship, established commercial companies in the names of low-status individuals from Botevgrad, Sofia and Lovech. After the companies were established, bank accounts were opened and provided to the Ukrainian citizens, who received money transfers from various parts of the European Union through bank fraud. The fraud was carried out via phishing attacks and by misleading users into thinking they were paying pro forma invoices to suppliers. The funds were immediately transferred to countries in the Middle East, with approximately EUR 1.5 million passing through Bulgaria in this way.
Edited by Ivo IvanovOn Friday, the lowest temperatures will range from 15°C to 22°C, 16°C in Sofia. During the day, the cloud cover will often be significant. Cumulonimbus clouds will develop around and after noon. There will be brief showers in many areas. Intense and..
Joining the eurozone will provide Bulgaria with stability as part of the common currency area, said Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank (ECB), in a press conference following an ECB interest-rate meeting, according to BTA. She..
Anna-Maria Halacheva, a doctoral student at the Institute of Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence and Technologies (INSAIT) at Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski", has been recognised by the European Commission as a successful young European...
The entire Europe Motorway will be open for traffic o n Sunday (September 14) , Bulgaria’s Minister of Regional Development and Public Works Ivan..
On Thursday, temperatures will be between 16 and 19°C , with 16°C in Sofia. During the day, a cold atmospheric front passing from west to east will bring..
A new Institute for the Bulgarian Diaspora and Cultural Heritage Abroad has been launched at the University of Library Studies and Information..
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