Bulgaria: Burgas probe can take years
"Out of thousands of people, we need to find four or
five," Bulgarian Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov said on Friday in
reference to the police investigation into the terror attack that killed five
Israeli tourists and a Bulgarian bus driver in the resort city of Burgas.
In an interview with Bulgarian news website Novointe,
Tsvetanov estimated that "the probe might take years."
The Bulgarian minister noted that they were not able to
establish a claim made by two Israeli witnesses, by which the explosive device was
hidden in the luggage compartment of the bus that was transferring Israeli
tourists to their hotels. He added that the investigation indicates that a
country or terror organization were behind the attack, but refused to name any
suspects.
Immediately after the attack, Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu accused Hezbollah, saying "it's time that all the world's
countries speak the truth clearly and say that Iran is behind the wave of
terror."
On Thursday, Bulgarian authorities released a
computer-generated image of a suspected accomplice of the suicide bomber. The
image of a man with short dark hair was accompanied by a photo from a fake
driver's license, in which the man appears to be wearing a wig.
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