In the quiet hills near Tsareva Livada, Bulgaria, a fire at a munitions facility has once again raised the question of how far a war's shadow can stretch beyond its front lines. The blaze at EMCO — a company that supplies ammunition to Ukraine and whose CEO once survived an assassination attempt — is being investigated as potential sabotage, the second such incident at the company in as many months. Bulgarian authorities, who have previously charged Russian nationals with targeting EMCO's depots, are now examining whether this latest fire belongs to a broader, coordinated campaign to sever the