EU unlikely to send Black Sea naval mission to repel Russian drone attacks on Ukrainian grain ships, despite Kallas’ support
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EU unlikely to send Black Sea naval mission to repel Russian drone attacks on Ukrainian grain ships, despite Kallas’ support
The EU's top diplomat has backed the idea of a Black Sea naval mission to protect grain ships from Russian drones - but this would require much more than Brussels' existing Red Sea mission, while air policing might be more effective.
Blockade of Ukrainian grain has strangled Eastern Europe – groans from the European Parliament
The blockade of Ukrainian grain has strangled Eastern Europe – groans from the European Parliament. The European Union should assemble and send a special mission to the Black Sea, which will ensure the safety of grain ships coming from...
An EU mission in the Black Sea to combat Russian drones is unlikely to be established. Despite the support of the EU's top diplomat, it would require a much larger effort than the current operation, and an air patrol could prove to be a much more effective idea.
The head of European diplomacy defends protecting Ukrainian freighters from Russian drones, but Brussels assesses the operation as unlikely. Attacks in recent days have left seven sailors missing.
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