Libyan carrier Badr “free” by a Bulgarian decision.

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The national shipping company announced on Tuesday the decision to release the Libyan carrier Bader in Bulgaria since last November, adding in a leaflet on its Facebook page that the verdict of the Supreme Court in Sofia f
The airline’s detention was due The national shipping company announced on Tuesday the decision to release the Libyan carrier Bader in Bulgaria since last November, adding in a leaflet on its Facebook page that the verdict of the Supreme Court in Sofia final.

The airline’s detention was due to a 2003 Bulgarian construction and construction firm’s claim to pay Libya, before it was later found that the company had recovered all its dues to order the Bulgarian Supreme Court prosecutor to invalidate the case.

The Bulgarian authorities have detained the carrier Badr, claiming the accumulation of debt, forcing the National Shipping Company to resort to the Bulgarian judiciary, and is expected to leave the tank Badr Tuesday, the port of Sofia towards the port of Istanbul.

This is expected to reach the oil tanker Badr to Istanbul, Turkey to conduct some of its maintenance before it completes its way to the port of Libya after it was absent for more than two months in Bulgaria.

Libya has a fleet of oil tankers and Badr ship is one of this large and very ancient fleet of Libyan oil tankers.