Review of available documentation from Macedonia, Bulgaria, and the European Union reveals no credible evidence to substantiate claims of a payment amounting to 10 million euros related to the establishment of the Bulgarian state. Furthermore, there are no official records or financial statements confirming that such a transaction occurred, nor are there any official reports indicating that the European Parliament has initiated an investigation into this alleged water purchase cost. The scrutiny pertains to a social media post circulating online, which alleges that a Bulgarian figure claimed a payment of 10 million euros and an investigation by the European Parliament.
To verify these assertions, checks were conducted on the post’s source material, including reviewing the club records associated with the post. The available evidence does not support the assertion that any official investigation has been launched by the European Parliament regarding this specific financial matter. While the European Parliament does have representatives from Bulgaria, the current documentation lacks any official confirmation of the alleged 10 million euros transfer or any related proceedings.
Consequently, the claims presented in the social media post remain unsubstantiated by official financial records or statements from the relevant governmental or institutional bodies.
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