NATO to discuss response measures to Black Sea security threats

NATO will continue adapting its security posture to address evolving threats along its eastern flank, including growing drone-related risks in the Black Sea region, alliance spokesperson Allison Hart said.

Writing on X, she noted that Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine has led to an increase in drone-related incidents along NATO’s eastern flank, both in the air and at sea.

NATO’s commitment to defend every inch of Allied territory demands that we consistently adapt to an evolving security landscape. As a direct result of Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine, we’ve seen more incidents with drones along our eastern flank – both in the air and at sea.…

— NATO Spokesperson (@NATOpress) June 10, 2026

“NATO’s commitment to defend every inch of Allied territory demands that we consistently adapt to an evolving security landscape. As a direct result of Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine, we’ve seen more incidents with drones along our eastern flank – both in the air and at sea.

NATO is working closely with our Allies to ensure we continue to address this challenge efficiently and effectively, including through discussions today in the North Atlantic Council focused on security along the Black Sea,” Hart stated.

By Jeyhun Aghazada