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Malomirovo (Bulgarian: Маломирово) is a village in the Yambol Province, south-eastern Bulgaria. As of 2007^[update] it has 409 inhabitants.

The village is probably the location of the medieval castle Versinikia (Greek: Βερσινικία) near which in 813 the Bulgarian Khan Krum decisively defeated the Byzantines.

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42°8′32″N 26°38′34″E / 42.14222°N 26.64278°E / 42.14222; 26.64278

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