While the Baltic Sea has become a NATO Lake, the Black Sea remains a vulnerable war theater. Analyst Antonia Pup explains, in an interview for "The Truth", why the security of the region is blocked and what is the formula by which Romania and Turkey can protect underwater infrastructure.
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Dmytro Barinov: “The Black Sea is an international water area. Here ships of different states go in different directions, and it is necessary to somehow protect them.”
While the Baltic Sea has become a NATO Lake, the Black Sea remains a vulnerable war theater. Analyst Antonia Pup explains, in an interview for "The Truth", why the security of the region is blocked and what is the formula by which Romania and Turkey can protect underwater infrastructure.