Romania has taken command of the Black Sea Task Force to Combat Sea Mines, which includes naval forces from Bulgaria and Turkey, under a memorandum signed in January 2024. The main mission is to ensure freedom of navigation and neutralize maritime dangers. Romania will contribute specialized ships and the change of command ceremony will take place on 9 July in the port of Constanta.
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România preia comanda grupului operativ pentru combaterea minelor marine din Marea Neagră, la care contribuie forţele navale din Bulgaria, România şi Turcia
România va prelua pentru şase luni comanda Grupului operativ pentru combaterea minelor marine din Marea Neagră / Navale din grupare vor participa la exerciţii internaţionale
România va prelua comanda Grupului operativ pentru combaterea minelor din Marea Neagră pentru următoarele şase luni
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