On this sweltering August day,August 13, reports of accidents, fires, and major political events are competing for the lead in news bulletins. Today, however, we have chosen to open with the faces of five boys from Sungurlare who, instead of enjoying a carefree holiday, spent their days until yesterday helping to extinguish the large fires alongside firefighters and volunteers.

Daniel, Alexander, Viktor, Atanas, and Stanislav received applause today at the Council of Ministers, where they were invited by the Prime Minister at the start of the cabinet meeting. He addressed them with words of recognition for their quiet and modest example, which gave courage to the hundreds of firefighters, forestry workers, and volunteers working to contain the blaze. The boys from Sungurlare remained humble in their responses.
Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov: “They are ambassadors for all those who, in these times, display human virtue, showing that modest, distinctive, quiet heroism.”
Atanas Krastev: “The damage caused cannot be repaired for years, even decades, but at least we saved what could be saved.”
Stanislav Bozhikov: “There is no point in being afraid. In such moments we must stand together, united… and if we believe in God, we have nothing to fear.”
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