NATO commits to deploying maritime defences to eastern flank
1 Nov 3 1:42 AM · 5d ago · 5 articles · 1 source · development 1 of 2
Following the October surge of seven strikes on cargo ships near Romania and Bulgaria, NATO announced it would deploy maritime patrol aircraft, radars, and drones to bolster its Black Sea presence. A NATO official said the alliance had already committed to investing more than $40 billion in counter-drone capabilities over the next five years.
“NATO's commitment to defending all its members, including those on the Black Sea, was 'ironclad'.”
NATO officialSidharth Kaushal Senior fellow, RUSI think-tankIulia Joja Director, Black Sea Programme, Middle East InstituteRomania NATO member stateBulgaria NATO member stateRussia Actor in Black Sea conflict
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