US EditionNATO Will Step Up Security in Black Sea Region After Russia Declares Parts Are Unsafe for Shipping
- NATO announced increased surveillance of the Black Sea region after Russia withdrew from a deal allowing Ukrainian grain exports through the Black Sea, citing concerns for global food security.
- The Kremlin's decision to terminate the grain deal resulted in attacks on Ukrainian ports and the declaration of wide areas of the Black Sea as unsafe for shipping.
- Both NATO and Ukraine strongly criticized Russia's actions, emphasizing the negative impact on global food supply and condemning Moscow's assertion of temporary navigation hazards in the Black Sea.
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NATO Will Step Up Security in Black Sea Region After Russia Declares Parts Are Unsafe for Shipping
NATO said it was stepping up surveillance of the Black Sea region as it condemned Russia’s exit from a landmark deal that allowed Ukrainian grain exports through the Black Sea.
NATO will step up security in Black Sea region after Russia declares parts are unsafe for shipping
NATO said Wednesday it was stepping up surveillance of the Black Sea region as it condemned Russia's exit from a landmark deal that allowed Ukrainian grain exports through the Black Sea.
NATO will step up security in Black Sea region after Russia declares parts are unsafe for shipping
NATO said Wednesday it was stepping up surveillance of the Black Sea region as it condemned Russia's exit from a landmark deal that allowed Ukrainian grain exports through the Black Sea.
NATO will step up security in Black Sea region after Russia declares parts are unsafe for shipping
By The Associated Press NATO says it’s stepping up surveillance of the Black Sea region as it condemned Russia’s exit from a landmark deal that allowed Ukrainian grain exports through the Black Sea. The announcement came Wednesday after a meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council, which was launched at a NATO summit in Lithuania earlier this month to coordinate cooperation between the military alliance and Kyiv. The Kremlin doubled down on terminating…
NATO will step up security in Black Sea region after Russia declares parts are unsafe for shipping
NATO says it's stepping up surveillance of the Black Sea region as it condemned Russia’s exit from a landmark deal that allowed Ukrainian grain exports through the Black Sea.
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