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Black Sea incidents are Russian attempt to destabilize NATO eastern flank, Romanian president says

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The recent attacks on merchant ships in the Black Sea region represent an attempt by Russia to destabilize NATO’s eastern flank and reduce support for Ukraine. This was stated by Romanian President Nicos Dan after a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. Mr. Dan declined to provide further details about the vessels recently targeted in and near Romanian territorial waters. He said that further information would be available once the o…

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NATO's Secretary-General met with the Romanian President and the Bulgarian Prime Minister at the EU summit after an attack on a ship in the Black Sea. Eight people are missing.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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NATO is monitoring the situation and is ready to help Bulgaria and Romania strengthen their counter-drone and maritime surveillance capabilities after the recent attacks on merchant ships. This was written in a post on the social network X by Prime Minister Rumen Radev. He thanked NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in a post on the social network, after their meeting in Brussels today with Romanian President Nikusor Dan, for the clear signal that…

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Rutte says NATO will continue to work closely with our Allies in the Black Sea, adjusting deterrence and defense posture as needed

·Ankara, Türkiye
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СЕГА broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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