NATO steps up Black Sea deployment as Russia hits five more cargo ships
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NATO will send additional surveillance assets to the Black Sea, including maritime patrol aircraft, radar, drones and intelligence personnel, after North Atlantic Council talks on regional security. Russia said it struck five merchant vessels on Tuesday—three in Ukraine’s port of Reni and two en route to Odesa—amid deadly attacks on grain and agricultural exports that have made Black Sea routes the world’s most dangerous for civilian crews and pushed London insurers to designate nearly all of the sea as high-risk except Romanian, Bulgarian and Turkish territorial waters.
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