Romania to Speed up Development of Black Sea Capabilities After Cargo Ship Attacks
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The Romanian Supreme Defence Council, under the leadership of the President of the country, Nikushor Dana, decided, at a meeting on Thursday, to accelerate the deployment of intelligence, drone and mine control capabilities in the Black Sea region, reports Romanian radio. "Priorities include the development of maritime surveillance capabilities, the fight against marine mines and the improvement of drone control", the report states.
Romania to speed up development of Black Sea capabilities after cargo ship attacks
BUCHAREST, Oct 22 - Romania will accelerate its development of surveillance capabilities and equipment to counter mines and drones in the Black Sea after a series of drone attacks on commercial ships off its coast, its top defence council said on Thursday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The escalation of maritime incidents in Romania's territorial waters and in the immediate vicinity of them was discussed with priority in the meeting of the Supreme Council for the Defence of the Country (CSAT) on Thursday evening from the Cotroceni Palace, informs the Presidential Administration. The Presidential Administration warned, in the press release transmitted after the CSAT meeting, that these incidents are ...
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The security of the Black Sea remains an essential component of national and Euro-Atlantic security, and Romania will continue to act in coordination with its allies and partners to protect national interests and prevent escalation of tensions. The conclusions were presented Thursday, after the meeting of the Supreme Defense Council of the Country (CSAT), according to the Presidential Administration. Maritime incidents and threats [...]
It was a meeting of the Supreme Defense Council of the Country, today, convened by President Nicușor Dan, to analyze the security implications generated by recent incidents in the Black Sea. Discussions involving the new members of Luca Niculescu's cabinet, who are part of the CSAT, also focused on the assessment of capacity building measures [...]
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