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Drone Strike Sinks Khoryv Off Romania, One Dead, Three Missing
Romania is coordinating with Türkiye and Bulgaria to accelerate NATO surveillance after attacks on commercial shipping in the Black Sea
NATO Expands Black Sea Surveillance After Attacks on Merchant Ships
US P-8 patrols are already operating from Bulgaria as NATO pledges more aircraft, radars, drones and investigative teams
Bulgaria Seeks Black Sea Shipping Moratorium, Turns to Türkiye and Romania
Sofia wants EU and NATO support after attacks on merchant ships, as its existing three-country naval force operates without a standing escort mandate
Syria Demands Black Sea Ship Probe as Türkiye Warns of Rising Attacks
Three Turkish-linked vessels were damaged or lost off Romania and Bulgaria, leaving two sailors dead and ALFA WATAN’s crew missing
Greece Returns Tsar Samuel’s Remains as Bulgaria Sends Back 48 Greek Relics
The deal ends a decades-old dispute, creates a restitution channel and renews a Bulgaria-North Macedonia dispute over medieval history
Black Sea UXO, Drone and USV Finds Surge 208% off Türkiye, Romania, Bulgaria
Ambrey says UAVs and USVs now dominate floating hazards as Türkiye, Romania and Bulgaria widen Black Sea security beyond mine clearance
Black Sea Mine Force Expands to Protect Undersea Infrastructure
The Türkiye-Romania-Bulgaria naval group widens its mission as Turkish merchant ships face repeated attacks elsewhere in the Black Sea
Greece Moves Patriot to Crete as F-16s Remain Around Cyprus
The reported transfer follows fresh Iranian contingency reporting involving military sites in Cyprus and Bulgaria, five months after the Akrotiri drone strike
Türkiye Looks to Bulgaria as Rail and Energy Gateway to Europe
An EUalive analysis finds Ankara arriving with major Asian and Gulf corridors while Sofia faces an €877 million bill to expand rail capacity toward Türkiye
Italy Seeks More Azerbaijani Gas as Qatar Supply Shock Ripples Through Europe
Iran's strikes on Qatar's LNG infrastructure have knocked out roughly 17 percent of its export capacity, pushing Rome to seek expanded pipeline flows from Baku
Türkiye Takes Over Command of Black Sea Mine Countermeasures Naval Group
Command rotates under a standing framework focused on maritime safety
Bulgaria’s Government Resigns After Mass Anti-Corruption Protests on Eve of Eurozone Entry
Weeks of nationwide protests have forced Bulgaria’s prime minister to step down, underlining deep public anger over corruption and governance just ahead of the country’s planned euro adoption.
Türkiye Investigates Unauthorized Tow of Damaged Kairos Tanker Off Bulgaria
Türkiye pledges full investigation into damaged Russian tanker Kairos' unauthorized tow off Bulgaria, as Ankara assures Sofia of transparency amid Black Sea tensions.