Marea Neagră, zonă gri: de ce nici Turcia, nici România nu pot apăra cu adevărat ce navighează în apele lor

The Black Sea region faces significant security challenges due to stray drones and mines, complicating defense efforts for Romania and Turkey. Both countries are limited by legal frameworks and operational constraints, making it difficult to respond effectively to threats. Romania has dealt with incidents involving foreign military objects in its exclusive economic zone, while Turkey grapples with the implications of the Montreux Convention, which restricts its military actions. The MCM Black Sea initiative, a trilateral cooperation between Romania, Bulgaria, and Turkey, aims to address these issues but remains a regional solution to a broader problem. Ultimately, both nations rely on their own limited resources to ensure security in a complex geopolitical landscape.