Interior Minister Pançe Toshkovski condemned the burning of vehicles belonging to the Bulgarian Embassy, stating that, based on the information available to him, the Prosecutor’s Office will handle the case as an urgent procedure. Toshkovski emphasized that such acts of violence will not be tolerated, particularly when they target the official representatives of foreign nations within the country. “Any violence against anyone in Macedonia is a declaration,” the Interior Minister asserted.
He noted that following a condemnation from both the Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign Affairs the previous day, the government remains resolute against violence. “Of course, we will not allow violence, and it will not be tolerated, and the rapid reaction of the Ministry of Interior to shed light on the case confirms this point,” he stated. The Minister’s comments underscore a firm stance against any form of disorder or aggression.
The commitment from the Prosecutor’s department to treat the incident with urgency signals the seriousness with which the Bulgarian Embassy incident is being viewed by national authorities. Toshkovski’s remarks serve as a public declaration that the state will actively pursue accountability for such incidents. The involvement of the Prosecutor’s Office suggests that legal action will be taken swiftly, reinforcing the message that acts of violence against diplomatic missions will be met with the full weight of the law.
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Interior Minister Pançe Toshkovski confirmed the immediate arrest of the arsonist who targeted vehicles belonging to the Bulgarian Embassy. He stated that the Prosecutor’s Office will manage the case