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At 1:20 pm: A group of gendarmes is surrounded at the intersection of Lege and Saborna streets. They measure and whistle them. The reinforcement came to them. The gendarmerie transferred them to three groups from Dondukov.
At 12:43 pm: It is almost empty compared to BNB. There are only people in the shadow of the bank stairs.
Many people are next to the presidency. They are arranged throughout the entire building to be in the shade.
At 12:36 pm: BNT journalist Nikolay Minkov was also injured: police sprayed him with hot spray. They take him by ambulance.
At 12:24: An ambulance takes a man who is sick. Doctors are also helping a woman gassed with tear gas, which the police spray every 5 minutes due to constant provocation by protesters.
The second line arrived. The people of Vazrazhdane claim that there are protesters with split heads.
At 12:13 pm: A protester from Vazrazhdane passed out. The movement began to beat journalists, preventing them from filming.
At 12:09: Protesters throw stones and cobblestones.
At 12:07 pm: The fire department arrived. They are developing a hose behind the Dondukov cordon.
At 11:57: Spray the provocateurs again with hot spray. Bottles and jugs are thrown at the police. This time, the crash is to the left of the main entrance to the party house. Police detained several in Vazrazhdane T-shirts.
There are also gassed people, including Maya Manolova.
At 11:34: The protesters used a garbage container as a battering ram against the police. A group of men pushed a container towards the blockade and pushed the police with it. The container fell and spilled.
There were no more attacks.
There is data that so far the injured police officers are older than 20 years.
Protesters continue to remove cobblestones from Dondukov Boulevard.
At 11:28 am: A Dondukov Blvd. cop was injured by a thrown cobblestone. An ambulance is on the way. Several more people were arrested. The cool guys break the yellow cobblestones and throw them at the police.
The deputies leave the National Assembly building in pairs and put them on the buses.
At 11:27: Another arrested in the protest.
At 11:10: Another attack by protesters on the police. He took aim at bottles and eggs, pushed the vans. Smoke falls, bombs explode. Police responded with tear gas and hot spray.
At 11:07: A gathering of tough guys has started on Dondukov Blvd. They wear “Mutri van” and “Vazrazhdane” jerseys.
At 10:40 am: Children in black T-shirts with the words “Vazrazhdane” walk around the protesters and warn mothers with children to leave the square at 11 am.
At 10:27: At 11 o’clock to remove all women and children from the police. This was requested by protester Ivo Doshev, who was getting into his white van. Another half hour clash is expected in half an hour to try to break into the party house.
Meanwhile, the eggs flew back to parliament.
At 10:02: Police in riot gear stormed a rally on Friday, taking hundreds of protesters away by truck. A policeman got into one of the gendarmerie trucks and sprayed the first and most aggressive in the ranks of the protest.
The bTV News team, which covered the events, also suffered.
BTV Novinite operator Borislav Mavrov had to be taken by ambulance to a hospital after being gassed.
Demonstrations of aggression against police officers who are located around the National Assembly building continue in order to maintain public order. Some protesters confiscated some police equipment, others made makeshift enclosures for wheelchairs.
Others pick up the yellow cobblestones that they throw at the police.
At 9:55 am: The protesters try again to break the police cordon. Bombs are thrown at law enforcement and bottles are thrown at them. However, the police only defend themselves with shields.
At 9:47 am: “Madam Karayancheva, now is the time to flee! Try to save yourself!” With these threatening words from the sound system, Arman Babikyan addressed the head of the National Assembly. He called on all protesters to move to the parking lot of the party house.
Several angry protesters began to push and rock one of the gendarmerie trucks.
At 9:38 am: President Radev went through the protest after he finished his speech to the National Assembly. He addressed the presidency. The protesters applauded and shouted “Bravo”.
At 9:28 am: The front lines of the protest disagree. A small group of protesters stood in front of the gendarmerie to protect them from repeated clashes, while other protesters fought with them and wanted to withdraw. Shouts are heard: “They pay you!”
At 9:12 am: Nikolai Hadjigenov was missed by the poisonous trio and the gendarmerie allowed him to climb the stairs in front of the main entrance of the party house, where until a few minutes ago there were serious clashes. He raised his hand in front of the protesters to calm the crowd and then encouraged them to shout louder.
Radev’s speech was broadcast on the Poison Trio truck by the National Assembly to hear the protesters.
At 9:08 am: There is an injured policeman. There is thunder.
Four took out a police officer, who was released as a body, but no traces of blood are visible.
There was a tumult of protests. Attempts to break into the party house don’t stop. Some of the protesters managed to take off police helmets, shields and caps from law enforcement.
The protesters did not stop throwing eggs and bottles at the National Assembly building.
Dissatisfied arrested police.
At 9:00 am: Escalating tension in front of the central entrance to the party house. Plastic bottles of water and eggs are thrown at the gendarmerie, and people on the front line try to break the cordon. The protesters also blew smoke at the police.
Around 9 am, some protesters tried to break through the police cordon. Earlier, a second person was detained in the Nezavisimost Square area, after a search revealed prohibited items.
At 8:50 am: President Radev entered through the main entrance of the party house. He walked with Vice President Iliana Yotova through the crowd of protesters. The reactions were applause and congratulations. He was greeted with flags and banners. Some shook his hand.
At 8:47 am: The eggs flew towards the party house building. Shells and yellow stains run down the windows and walls of the new National Assembly. There are minutes until the beginning of the deputies’ working day and the protesters continue to arrive at the scene.
Officer Shivikov and two other people in parade uniforms marched through the protest, escorted by banners.
At 8:20 am: Dozens of protesters flocked to the party house on the deputies’ first day of work in the new plenary session. Police in riot gear stormed a rally on Friday, taking hundreds of protesters away by truck. Bags are searched and dangerous items are confiscated.
In addition to a police cordon around the new place where the deputies will sit, there is also a gendarmerie and police cars are parked hermetically around the building.
Most people are in front of BNB. People from Vazrazhdane and BOEC are in the front line in front of the gendarmerie, and stickers with the images of Dogan, Valeri Simeonov and Boyko Borisov and Koshlukov are affixed to the police shields. Others draw hearts with markers and lipstick.
A reporter for the German television station ZDF was also seen at the protest.
At 8:00 am: There is a national protest and a massive police presence on the deputies’ first business day after the summer holidays and on the 56th of the protests demanding the resignation of the government and the attorney general.
Around 8 o’clock, tensions arose between the protesters and the police, BNT reports.
The protesters twice tried to turn the gendarmerie cars around the new National Assembly building in Sofia. They throw eggs, apples and fake 500 euro bills. Many policemen are already smeared with eggs. Everyone wears helmets and shields. Already last night, the Orov Trio threatened that today’s protest would not be peaceful.
This morning around 8 o’clock, a man got into a police car and started jumping on it. He has been detained, the police press center announced.
Nova TV also showed how he was arrested.
The fall session of parliament began under siege after organizers of anti-government protests and the chief prosecutor asked dissidents to gather in front of the new National Assembly building.
Alexander Battenberg Square is divided in two: MPs enter through a checkpoint on foot from the BNB. The entry of cars and citizens is prohibited.
Traffic around Alexander Nevsky is normal, except for the entrances to the National Assembly, which are blocked by buses. At 10 meters from each other from “Alexander Nevsky” to the BNB there are police officers.
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