The Gebrev Case Enters Parliament Today

The Service Control Commission will listen to the specialists, NOVA TV reports.

The Gebrev case enters parliament. In a closed session, MPs from the Service Control Commission will hear the heads of the special and prosecution on the case with the poisoning of businessman Emilian Gebrev.

All versions of Gebrev poisoning are working.

The Chief Prosecutor revealed that a Russian agent related to the Skripal case had been in Bulgaria three times, but there was no evidence that there had been an assault on Novichok.

Weapon boss Emilian Gebrev was poisoned with a pesticide against plants.