BREAKING! A Secret Room Filled with Millions of Euros Has Been Discovered in the Boyana Estate

A secret room packed with millions of euros has been discovered in the "Boyana" estate of Ahmed Dogan, according to sources from PIK. It is recalled that on Thursday evening, private security guards representing the property owner Danail Papazov entered the mansion of the honorary chairman of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS).

This led to tension in front of the estate. Hundreds of Dogan's supporters were sent in an attempt to storm the property. There was even a physical clash with the police, who managed to react appropriately and did not succumb to provocations. Even his son, Demir, arrived on the scene, tasked with entering the mansion and securing his father's wealth.

According to information from PIK, there is an armored apartment in the "Boyana" estate where the honorary chairman of DPS has hidden millions in European currency, which has long been his weakness. Alongside the cash, there is also such an amount of gold that it could easily compete with the reserves of the precious metal held by the Bulgarian National Bank.

In an attempt to safeguard his immense wealth, accumulated over the past 34 years in politics, it wouldn't be surprising if Dogan personally appears this morning in front of his Boyana estate.

With his personal presence, he will try to enter the mansion to secure his financial reserves.

Besides his gold-laden hideout, Dogan is hiding another secret. Just meters from his capital residence, there is a special building where his close associates have indulged in debauchery and erotic entertainment with famous models, according to insiders.

Some of the rooms were even equipped with poles where the seductive dancers would gracefully twist their bodies.

Dogan's undeclared wealth could easily rival that of the former Ukrainian dictator Yanukovych.

The former politician has been accused of embezzling billions of dollars during the four years he was in power—from 2010 to 2014.

Yanukovych fled to Russia after the pro-European uprising in Kyiv, which was violently suppressed in February 2014.