“This is the new September 11 for Europe,” Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov said speaking after the sitting of the Security and Migration Headquarters with the Interior Ministry.
 

“We should reconsider our policies. These ghettos of “tolerance”… you will see what the profile of the terrorists is. These terrorist acts were a little bit different from the others. 
 

Every cinema hall, every confectionery is a possible target. 
 

I hope that there will be a new policy in Europe. I hope that next week the parliament will initiate a discussion on the issue.
 

Among these tens of thousands of people crossing our border there are definitely people, who are very embittered and angry, and this is a possible risk,” the Bulgarian Prime Minister remarked. 
 

He commented further that it would be better to abstain from trips to France.
 

“The entire society here should be careful, on the alert and suspicious. We expect people to file signals about anything suspicious,” Mr Borisov added.