Suspected Russian drones hit Black Sea ships six times
Over ten days, six attacks on vessels were carried out by drones believed to be Russian, marking a sharp escalation at sea.
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What happened
Six attacks in 10 days on ships in the Black Sea were carried out by suspected Russian drones. The strikes are described as a dramatic escalation in the maritime conflict.
Why it matters
The attacks bring the war closer to Nato shores, according to the reports.
Coverage
- Intensifying drone attacks on ships in Black Sea bring war ever closer to Nato shores (The Guardian)
- Russia's war reaches Bulgaria's shores, putting Radev's Moscow-friendly stance to the test (Kyiv Independent)
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