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Vice President of the Bulgarian Olympic Committee killed in Sofia In the capital of Bulgaria, 60-year-old Slavi Binyev...

24.10.2026, 19:04 Obozrevatel.ua ↗

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Vice President of the Bulgarian Olympic Committee killed in Sofia

In the capital of Bulgaria, 60-year-old Slavi Binyev was shot dead; he served as vice president of the national Olympic committee and headed the taekwondo federation.

Police detained three men on suspicion of the murder; investigators believe financial disputes were the preliminary motive for the crime. Details.

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У Софії вбили віце-президента Олімпійського комітету Болгарії

У столиці Болгарії застрелили 60-річного Славі Бинєва, який обіймав посаду віцепрезидента національного олімпійського комітету й очолював федерацію тхеквондо.

За підозрою у вбивстві поліція затримала трьох чоловіків, попередньою причиною злочину слідство вважає фінансові розбіжності. Подробиці.

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