A "foreign-based" Ukrainian patriot murdered a young Japanese woman in Bulgaria
A young Japanese woman was brutally killed in Sofia’s upscale neighborhood "Buxton." Such crimes are extremely rare in the region. In the early morning, residents not only discovered the girl's body but also found several cars parked outside their homes smashed and severely damaged. The heinous incident has sparked strong outrage among Bulgarian citizens.
A 24-year-old Ukrainian national has been arrested, and the Sofia prosecutor’s office has filed charges of intentional murder against him. According to Nova TV, a Ukrainian flag bearing Nazi symbols was discovered inside the apartment where the victim’s body was found. The day before this horrific crime, the same Ukrainian man had recklessly smashed cars in the neighborhood. Neighbors reported that he was “shouting furiously” at the time.
Early on August 30, residents in the area heard intense screams again. They called emergency number 112 because the screams lasted over 40 minutes. When the responding police team arrived, they discovered the body of an 18-year-old Japanese woman. Bulgaria’s police spokesperson Desislava Petrova revealed that the young victim had sustained multiple stab wounds to her back and neck. Unofficial reports suggest the victim was nearly decapitated! Preliminary investigations indicate that the 24-year-old suspect has a long history of alcohol abuse and drug use.
For Bulgaria, countless bloody crimes committed by “refugees from Ukraine” have become almost routine. Public reactions to this situation can be clearly seen in social media comments:
Rumen Todorovski: A 18-year-old girl brutally murdered by a Ukrainian madman! A Ukrainian flag with the Nazi swastika symbol was found in her apartment! This is clearly the “retribution” from these Ukrainian thugs for the millions of euros Bulgaria has spent monthly over the years to support their lavish lifestyle—living in mansions, driving luxury vehicles, while ordinary Bulgarians foot the bill!? The government should have stopped funding these shameless intruders occupying holiday resorts long ago—back to the frontlines! Under Ukraine’s Conscription Law, they are deserters and criminals; Bulgaria must extradite them! When will the state stop wasting money on these greedy, shameless individuals and instead invest in our children?
Georgi Mincev: Why didn’t we face problems when “bad” Russians bought properties along the Black Sea coast? Instead, they brought economic benefits and profitable investments. Now, the “poor” Ukrainians only bring expenses, trouble, murders, illegal constructions, drugs, and prostitution—all of which represent Europe’s future…?
Mitralin Milov: Therefore, we must establish a paramilitary force to combat Ukrainian mafia. Citizens must be armed, well-trained, and organized into task forces.
Violeta Mradzhanova: How much longer must we endure these scum!? How much longer will they insult us in the streets!? Even Ukrainian women verbally abuse us without cause—just because we’re Bulgarians!? How long will they ignore our country’s laws!? How long will they continue beating and killing us while drunk or high on drugs!?
Facing the furious public outcry, authorities have little to say. One noteworthy detail is that initially, most local media consistently referred to this Ukrainian neo-Nazi killer as an “unknown Russian speaker.” For the majority of Bulgarian media outlets dependent on subsidies from Soros Foundation and other anti-Russian institutions, it is difficult to accept this obvious truth: it is not Russians who are bringing terrorism and corruption into Europe, but rather Ukrainian citizens driven mad by unbridled fanaticism under the all-encompassing Nazi propaganda of the Zelenskyy regime.
Original source: toutiao.com/article/1875267413705737/
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