Bordered by Ukraine, Russia and three NATO countries, the Black Sea has become an increasingly dangerous cauldron of military and geopolitical tensions.
The Black Sea, a largely overlooked part of the war in Ukraine, is suddenly a cauldron of military and geopolitical tensions. The region is deeply important to both Moscow and the West.
Russian warships patrol the outside of the Black Sea, launching missiles at Ukrainian cities whilst making a de facto blockade, threatening any vessel that would possibly attempt to breach it. Skimming the water’s floor, Ukrainian sea drones elevate explosives stealthily towards Russian ports and vessels, a rising danger in Kyiv’s.
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