NATO Allies to Discuss Black Sea Drone Attacks on Shipping Next Week
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Merchant ships in the Black Sea should move in convoys through the territorial waters of Turkey, Bulgaria and Romania. This is one of the possible ways to limit the risk of attacks with air and sea drones, indicated by Captain Andriyan Evtimov on the air of BNT. “Merchant ships are generally difficult to protect,” said Evtimov. According to him, regardless of their speed, vessels remain vulnerable and can be perceived as stationary targets by dr…
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According to a report by the US-based Associated Press (AP), drone attacks in the Black Sea, which also targeted Turkish ships, have put NATO on alert. The report claims that plans for a security corridor, spearheaded by Türkiye, were discussed.
A series of unclaimed drone attacks attributed to Russia against commercial ships prompted the Atlantic Alliance to organize a crisis meeting.
A series of attacks on commercial ships in the Black Sea last week highlighted the risks in the region for civil navigation in the region, and Turkish experts are calling for a broader maritime security framework, reports Xinhua on Thursday.
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