Black Sea
Latvia and Ukraine discussed port security and the situation in the Black Sea, — Neizhpapa
The delegation of deputies of the Seimas of the Republic of Latvia during their visit to the Odessa region also discussed the security of the maritime corridor.
Next round: what we know about the ceasefire negotiations in Istanbul
Ukraine’s ceasefire memorandum includes provisions on a ceasefire on land, at sea, and in the air.
Romania may monitor ceasefire in Black Sea
Romania is already part of the Black Sea mine clearance group and is also ready to monitor the ceasefire in the region.
Canada is ready to help Ukraine demine the Black Sea
The Royal Canadian Navy can help in demining the Black Sea and NATO waters.
Russia’s newest jet drone destroyed: UAV crashes into the Black Sea (video)
The latest Russian jet drone, which attacked the Odesa region, was successfully destroyed by a missile complex developed by the Defense Intelligence. This was reported by the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. Thus, on May 29, a mobile anti-aircraft missile system equipped with R-73 missiles, developed by GUR specialists with…
Ukrainian mine-clearing divers receive 16 new underwater drones for mine clearance
The underwater demining units of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine received 16 underwater drones to search for mines and other explosive objects.
EU launches security strategy for the Black Sea: Ukraine among priorities
The EU has presented a strategic plan for the protection of the Black Sea, which includes monitoring infrastructure and combating the shadow fleet of the Russian Federation.
Defense Intelligence: the activity of Ukrainian naval drones in the Black Sea should be constant
Russian pilots lie in reports that they destroy naval drones with missiles, because they are afraid to approach them.
Ukraine destroyed 40% of the Russian fleet in the Black Sea
Ukrainian tactics in the Black Sea have become a unique example of successful resistance to a numerically and technologically superior fleet.
Oil product residues were again detected near the Danube Reserve
The coast of Odesa region continues to suffer from the consequences of the Russian accident in the Kerch Strait. On the embankment near the Danube Biosphere Reserve, remnants of fuel oil from the accident of Russian tankers near the Kerch Strait were again discovered. This was reported by Doctor of Biological Sciences Ivan Rusev, writes…
