The EU Provides Us with Satellite Data on the Strikes in the Black Sea
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The European Union called on Russia to stop attacks on commercial vessels in the Black Sea, and also announced cooperation with Bulgaria and Romania amid the latest attacks. The post Bulgaria and Romania will receive satellite images of the sea areas where the Russian Federation attacked the vessels appeared first on Ukrainian Shipping Magazine — Shipping News of Ukraine and the World.
"Russia must stop all activities that threaten international shipping and the lives of seafarers," said the EC spokesman.
European Union, providing satellite data to Bulgaria to attack ships in the Black Sea, he generally spoke to the Euroskat Commission. This is supported by the Euroscat Maritime Signature and Rumania, according to BTA. If you look for them, they will be provided with data, who will help you for a kind assessment of the situation, hit the Turkish [...]
The European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) is joining the monitoring of the situation in the Black Sea following drone attacks on merchant ships in recent days. At the request of Bulgaria and Romania, the agency is providing satellite information that can help monitor the situation at sea and assess risks to shipping.
The European Union has strongly condemned Russia's attacks on commercial vessels in the Black Sea that threaten maritime security! 🌊⚓️ Romania and Bulgaria will receive satellite images to increase situational awareness after these dangerous incidents. The Ukrainian Navy is already in contact with colleagues from Bulgaria to find out the full circumstances of the attacks.
The European Maritime Safety Agency is supporting Bulgaria and Romania following drone strikes on merchant ships in the Black Sea. This was announced ...
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