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NATO steps up surveillance of Black Sea after series of attacks on ships
The alliance has not yet named the country responsible for the series of attacks on merchant ships.
The Black Sea has become more dangerous than the Strait of Hormuz, — The Guardian
More sailors have died in the Black Sea in a week and a half than US soldiers in the entire war with Iran.
For the first time in history, the Ukrainian Navy has received the right to command NATO forces
For the first time in the history of the modern Ukrainian Navy, the unit has been officially included in the NATO maritime mine action management system.
Kallas called for the creation of an international coalition for maritime security
According to her, maritime security is directly related to the protection of global logistics routes, energy supplies and economic stability.
Black Sea has become the front line of European security, says Turkish diplomat
The full-scale war accelerated the militarization of the Black Sea region and expanded the spectrum of hybrid threats.
Russians spy on Norwegian coast under the guise of fishermen and tourists
In the border region of Kirkenes, the activity of Russian “civilians” is increasing, from crews of fishing vessels to people visiting as tourists.
Russia has stopped provocations in the Baltic Sea for the safety of the “shadow fleet”, – Estonian intelligence
Estonian intelligence believes that Russia has stopped provocations against NATO countries in the Baltic Sea after the Alliance’s retaliatory actions.
Denmark strengthens military presence in Greenland due to increased Russian Arctic activity
Denmark is deploying units, expanding bases and investing in military infrastructure on Greenland’s eastern flank.
Russia may have used sunken ferry Estonia to spy on NATO
Russian intelligence services could have used the site of the Estonia ferry disaster in the Baltic Sea as a platform for underwater reconnaissance against NATO.
For the first time in history: a British destroyer under direct NATO command tracked a Russian ship
The Royal Navy destroyer HMS Duncan and a Wildcat helicopter monitored the Russian ship Vice Admiral Kulakov for 48 hours.
