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Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey want an agreement on de-mining the Black Sea because of the risks posed by the conflict in Ukraine.

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The three countries plan to conclude an agreement next week. It comes amid an increase in incidents of sea mines in the Black Sea and would involve the navies of the three coastal countries.

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