Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey seek closer Black Sea monitoring after attacks on commercial vessels
Earlier this week, Bulgarian government officials called for the immediate intensification of monitoring and information sharing in the Black Sea region, particularly from Romania and Turkey, along with NATO structures, after two vessels were hit on Monday, October 12. In this context, Romanian interim defense minister Radu Miruță talked with Bulgarian counterpart Dimitar Stoyanov and Turkish…
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