A Bulgarian Taekwondo Federation leader was killed in a shooting at his home in Sofia on Saturday, according to police. The victim was identified as the head of the Bulgarian Taekwondo Federation and vice president of the European Taekwondo Union. The attack occurred in the capital city, where authorities are investigating the circumstances.
The deceased was a former member of the European Parliament, holding a position of influence in both sports and political circles. His death marks a significant loss for the Taekwondo community and raises concerns about security in the region. Police have not yet released details on the motive or the suspect.
This incident follows a pattern of targeted violence against public figures in Bulgaria. The victim's dual role in sports and politics made him a prominent figure, increasing his exposure to potential threats. Authorities are reviewing security protocols and considering measures to protect high-profile individuals. The case remains under investigation.
