The Black Sea is becoming the most dangerous area for civilian shipping in the world. This was stated in a statement by the Bulgarian branch of Greenpeace, published on October 27. As of October 26, 8 ships were attacked off the coasts of Romania and Bulgaria, and the number of victims and missing persons as a result of these attacks exceeded 30 people. A tripartite meeting of the defense ministers of Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey is scheduled for October 28 in Sofia. As military analyst David Sharp explained to The Insider, civilian ships are a defenseless target for UAVs, but NATO countries have all the technical capabilities to protect them from attack. According to him, this is made difficult by the lack of a political solution due to the fear of becoming participants in the war with Russia.

The Black Sea is becoming the most dangerous area for civilian shipping in the world. This was stated in a statement by the Bulgarian branch of Greenpeace, published on October 27. As of October 26, 8 ships were attacked off the coasts of Romania and Bulgaria, and the number of victims and missing persons as a result of these attacks exceeded 30 people. A tripartite meeting of the defense ministers of Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey is scheduled for October 28 in Sofia. As military analyst David Sharp explained to The Insider, civilian ships are a defenseless target for UAVs, but NATO countries have all the technical capabilities to protect them from attack. According to him, this is made difficult by the lack of a political solution due to the fear of becoming participants in the war with Russia.

Greenpeace Bulgaria said in a statement: "UAV attacks on civilian ships in the Black Sea in the last month represent [Russia's] export of terrorism to the shores of Bulgaria and Romania. As of October 26, the number of ships attacked reached eight, and the number of victims and missing reached more than 30. The Black Sea is becoming the most dangerous area for civil shipping in our world in the whole world.