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Turkey, Romania and Bulgaria plan to expand Black Sea mine-clearance operation

The three countries plan to expand the MCM Black Sea operation to protect critical infrastructure in the Black Sea. The Turkish ambassador also discussed NATO diplomacy involving Erdoğan and Trump.

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Expanded mine-clearance activity addresses risks to critical infrastructure and maritime security in a conflict-sensitive region.

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  1. EXCLUSIV | Ambasadorul Turciei: România, Turcia și Bulgaria vor extinde operațiunea MCM Black Sea pentru protejarea infrastructurii critice din Marea Neagră; Ankara mizează pe relația Erdoğan–Trump pentru a salva summitul NATO ↗caleaeuropeana.ro · Recorded source date: Aug 22, 2026, 4:47 PM UTC

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