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Black Sea vessels add protective coverings amid drone fears

Ships in the Black Sea have reportedly begun using nets, water tanks, rubber and other coverings because of concern about drones.

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The defensive measures indicate persistent drone risks to commercial or maritime operations in a strategically important waterway.

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