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The European Parliament calls for strengthening security measures in the Black Sea
- The European Parliament has adopted a resolution calling on the EU to consider a maritime operation in the Black Sea and on NATO to establish a "Black Sea watch".
1TV+1 - The resolution was supported by 432 deputies, 52 were against, and 88 abstained.
1TV+1 - The European Parliament holds Russia responsible for attacks on civilian ships and the escalation of the war in the region.
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European Parliament resolution on Black Sea security
The European Parliament has adopted a resolution calling on the EU to consider the issue of launching a maritime operation in the Black Sea, and the possibility of creating a NATO "Black Sea watch". The document emphasizes that freedom of navigation and maritime security are part of the security of NATO's eastern flank and the Black Sea region. The resolution was supported by 432 deputies, 52 were against, and 88 abstained. 1TV+1
The European Parliament accuses Russia of attacks on civilian merchant ships and the escalation of the war waged against Ukraine. According to 1tv, the MEPs call on EU member states to assist Bulgaria and Romania in detecting enemy drones, as well as to quickly establish a Black Sea maritime security center. Formula notes that the deputies call on Bulgaria to stop delays related to participation in the NATO anti-drone initiative and express regret over Bulgaria's weak diplomatic response toward Russia. 1TV+1
Furthermore, according to 1tv, the European Parliament demands that appropriate funds be allocated for Black Sea security in the next EU budget. The resolution also emphasizes the importance of regional cooperation between Bulgaria, Romania, and Turkey. 1TV