Nato increases Black Sea deployment amid escalating deadly Russian attacks
NATO is increasing its military presence in the Black Sea after Russian attacks on merchant vessels carrying agricultural cargo near Ukrainian ports. Russia said it struck three cargo ships at Reni and two vessels traveling toward Odesa, raising concerns about maritime security and regional escalation.
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