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Ahmed Dogan Assassination Attempt. INCREDIBLE VIDEO - Bulgaria Failed assassination on Ahmed Dogan (National Palace of Culture in Sofia) Live TV SOFIA, Bulgaria — Police in Bulgaria detained a man after he pointed a gun at an ethnic Turkish party leader as he was delivering a speech in the capital. No shots were fired. Failed murder attempt on Ahmed Dogan Bulgarian Opposition Leader Assassination Attempt on Bulgarian Opposition Leader Ahmed Dogan 18+ 100 Likes ??? Please Make Sure you Like And Subscribe This Video за убийство на български опозиционен лидер Ахмед Доган Plays: 10424 (Embed: 0) The leader of Bulgaria's opposition Movement for Rights and Freedoms, Ahmet Dogan, escaped an apparent assassination attempt Saturday while addressing a party congress in Sofia, local media reported. The attacker pointed a gun at Dogan, but was prevented from firing, according to the reports. While security wrestled with the attacker, Dogan was tackled to the ground by his bodyguards. The party, which mainly represents the Turkish minority in Bulgaria, had called the convention to elect a new leadership. Dogan, 58, has led the party since founding it in 1990. After taking part in the governing coalition, the party switched to the opposition following the 2009 elections, which were won by the conservative Gerb party of Prime Minister Boyko Borisov. Following reports of the attack, Borisov ordered Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov to attend the Movement for Rights and Freedoms ...

A man boarded the stage and pointed a gas pistol at the head of a leading Bulgarian politician in front of a stunned party conference. Angry parliamentarians then pounced on the would-be assassin, beating him to a bloody pulp. Ahmed Dogan, the leader of the Turkish minority MRF party, known as the kingmaker of Bulgarian politics, was delivering an emotional speech in which he was about to announce that he was stepping down as chief of the party he founded in 1990. Local video footage then shows a tall, heavily-built man wearing a laminated badge, later named as Oktai Enimehmedov, running into view, before holding the pistol an inch away from Dogan's face. Dogan flinches, and Enimehmedov pauses for a second without firing, before the politician rapidly regains his composure and pushes away the assailant's hand. Security personnel then run onto the stage, and overwhelm the failed assassin. What follow are unedifying scenes of a swarm of furious politicians repeatedly kicking and punching Enimehmedov on the ground as blood streams from his head. It is not clear if Enimehmedov planned to shoot, as he appeared to have sufficient time to pull the trigger before Dogan even noticed him. "Such an act is unacceptable in a democratic country. In the name of all Bulgarians, I want to convey the outrage caused by this act of violence," said President Rossen Plevneliev, who urged the authorities to investigate who, if anyone, was behind the attack. 25-year-old Enimehmedov, who has ...

Ahmed Dogan, the long-time leader of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF) escaped unscathed - and it was not immediately clear why he had been targeted at the party congress in Sofia. Television footage showed a man jumping out of the audience and interrupting a speech by 58-year-old Mr Dogan, who has led the party for almost a quarter of a century. Security guards were seen beating and kicking the man. "Ahmed Dogan is in good health. Everything is under control," MRF official Ceyhan Ibryamov told journalists. Police said they had arrested a 25-year-old man from the Black Sea town of Burgas. They said the attacker was also carrying two knives. The liberal MRF party represents ethnic Turks and other Muslims who make up about 12% of Bulgaria's 7.3 million population. Mr Dogan is seen as one of Balkan country's most influential political figures. The MRF was a junior partner in the previous Socialist-led cabinet. In 1996, former prime minister Andrei Lukanov was found shot dead near his home in Sofia, though attacks on politicians are rare. Sofia. The VIII National Conference of the Bulgarian centrist party Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF) was broken off after a man with a gun got on the stage while MRF leader Ahmed Dogan was delivering a speech. The conference was given a 30 minute break. Some of the delegates left the hall, while others remained inside. Journalists are trying to obtain more information about the incident but so far there are no details about ...

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