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Bulgaria: what the public records say

Government notices, maritime warnings, disasters and reading attention for Bulgaria, each with its source and its exact time. Context for a session, never a trade.

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1records, 30 days
United States: 13 notable of 80 recordsIndia: 3 notable of 56 recordsRussia: 13 notable of 20 recordsIran: 12 notable of 17 recordsChina: 7 notable of 15 recordsPhilippines: 0 notable of 9 recordsYemen: 5 notable of 8 recordsPakistan: 4 notable of 8 recordsCanada: 6 notable of 6 recordsOman: 5 notable of 6 recordsSaudi Arabia: 3 notable of 6 recordsIndonesia: 2 notable of 6 recordsJapan: 5 notable of 5 recordsJordan: 3 notable of 5 recordsKuwait: 3 notable of 5 recordsLebanon: 2 notable of 5 recordsTürkiye: 0 notable of 5 recordsTaiwan: 0 notable of 5 recordsBahrain: 3 notable of 4 recordsAfghanistan: 2 notable of 4 recordsIsrael: 2 notable of 4 recordsUkraine: 1 notable of 4 recordsNepal: 1 notable of 4 recordsCzechia: 0 notable of 4 recordsCuba: 3 notable of 3 recordsIraq: 3 notable of 3 recordsNorway: 3 notable of 3 recordsUnited Arab Emirates: 2 notable of 3 recordsItaly: 0 notable of 3 recordsQatar: 2 notable of 2 recordsSyria: 1 notable of 2 recordsGreenland: 1 notable of 2 recordsChile: 0 notable of 2 recordsMozambique: 0 notable of 2 recordsSpain: 0 notable of 2 recordsLithuania: 0 notable of 2 recordsSouth Korea: 0 notable of 2 recordsBelarus: 1 notable of 1 recordsSouth Africa: 1 notable of 1 recordsMali: 1 notable of 1 recordsColombia: 1 notable of 1 recordsCameroon: 1 notable of 1 recordsHaiti: 1 notable of 1 recordsEcuador: 1 notable of 1 recordsGuinea-Bissau: 1 notable of 1 recordsEgypt: 1 notable of 1 recordsVenezuela: 1 notable of 1 recordsNigeria: 0 notable of 1 recordsCongo - Kinshasa: 0 notable of 1 recordsSudan: 0 notable of 1 recordsMyanmar (Burma): 0 notable of 1 recordsSomalia: 0 notable of 1 recordsNiger: 0 notable of 1 recordsSouth Sudan: 0 notable of 1 recordsMexico: 0 notable of 1 recordsEthiopia: 0 notable of 1 recordsSri Lanka: 0 notable of 1 recordsBosnia & Herzegovina: 0 notable of 1 recordsKosovo: 0 notable of 1 recordsBulgaria: 0 notable of 1 recordsGermany: 0 notable of 1 recordsLiberia: 0 notable of 1 recordsCroatia: 0 notable of 1 recordsSingapore: 0 notable of 1 recordsNorth Macedonia: 0 notable of 1 recordsUnited Kingdom: 0 notable of 1 recordsGreece: 0 notable of 1 recordsPeru: 0 notable of 1 recordsBhutan: 0 notable of 1 recordsAustralia: 0 notable of 1 recordsBrazil: 0 notable of 1 recordsLibya: 0 notable of 1 recordsNorth Korea: 0 notable of 1 recordsLaos: 0 notable of 1 recordsGuyana: 0 notable of 1 recordsLatvia: 0 notable of 1 recordsSierra Leone: 0 notable of 1 recordsCôte d’Ivoire: 0 notable of 1 recordsUnited States 13Russia 13Iran 12China 7Canada 6
Signals · now against their own normaldashed line: the normal
InternetRouted IPv4 address spaceRIPE RIS and RouteViews · 7 days, hourly
15,995normal ready 2026-09-23
AirCivil aircraft overheadadsb.lol · 7 days, hourly
136normal ready 2026-09-30
AirMilitary aircraft, Black Seaadsb.lol · 7 days, hourly
0normal ready 2026-09-30
GPSAircraft with degraded GPS, Black Sea Westadsb.lol · 7 days, hourly
0normal ready 2026-09-30
Measured by FirmTape's own collectors from public data. A normal needs history before it means anything, so a young series says when it will be ready instead of drawing a line. No chart for a sector means no collector sees that country, not that it is calm.
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