The report cited the civic association BOEC. According to BOEC head Georgi Georgiev, a group of activists located a site that they believe serves as a hub for “terrorist activity.”
Georgiev told Novinite that the site was heavily guarded by dog patrols and that access was strictly controlled. Activists provided video footage showing personnel dressed in uniforms bearing Wagner insignia. The building itself displayed a Russian flag and the Wagner emblem.
“People around the house wore clothing and headgear with the logo of the Russian paramilitary terrorist organization Wagner, which is under the control of Russian intelligence services,” Georgiev said.
BOEC has filed a complaint with Bulgaria’s Interior Ministry,
reporting the presence of armed individuals and the use of symbols linked to a proscribed
terrorist organization and the Russian state. The group also suggested that
some of those on site may be current or former members of local security
services, a factor it says could explain why no official action has yet been
taken on the matter.