Bulgaria seeks EU and NATO assistance for the investigation into Black Sea drone incidents
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Bulgaria has officially requested technical assistance from the European Union and NATO in connection with the investigation into recent drone attacks on merchant ships in the Black Sea. The government is taking these measures to ensure the security of maritime routes and to better understand the circumstances surrounding the incidents.
Security in the Black Sea region remains a top priority for the Bulgarian authorities. Due to the complex geopolitical situation, our country aims to work in close cooperation with its allies to analyze the collected evidence and prevent future threats to shipping.
Experts from NATO and the EU will provide the necessary technology and specialized expertise to assist Bulgarian investigative bodies. The goal is to establish the origin of the drones and to analyze how these attacks affect the safety of commercial traffic in the region.
At present, the investigation is actively ongoing, with the state maintaining constant contact with its partners in the Alliance. The joint effort is expected to contribute to better coordination and more effective protection of the maritime borders of Bulgaria and its neighbors.
Sources: БНТ Новини
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