Presa internațională: De ce nu intervine NATO după cele trei nave comerciale atacate lângă România și Bulgaria

Three commercial vessels were attacked in the Black Sea near Romania and Bulgaria, raising concerns about maritime security and potential impacts on food prices in Europe. The Belgian publication 7sur7 analyzed these incidents, noting that two Turkish cargo ships were struck by drones, with one sinking. A previous attack involved a cargo ship transporting grain from Ukraine to Italy, resulting in two fatalities. Although these incidents occurred near NATO member states, the legal distinction of exclusive economic zones complicates defense obligations. Russia is likely responsible for the attacks, which could threaten Ukraine's grain exports, a significant revenue source. The ongoing maritime risks may lead to increased global wheat prices and affect basic food products in Romania.