Recent drone attacks in the Black Sea have drawn attention to Bulgaria’s outdated security system, as well as to accusations that President Rumen Radev is pro-Russian, given his hesitation to criticize Moscow over the attacks. The incidents took place against the background of the electoral campaign. Nevertheless, the candidate backed by Radev – interim president Iliana Iotova – holds a commanding lead in the polls.
France and Great Britain want to control Transnistria in order to attack and conquer Ukraine's Black Sea coast, according to a 19th-century plan, claims a political scientist from Tiraspol quoted by Russian propaganda.
The Russian military captured an American spy drone over the Black Sea, according to pro-Russia blogger Dan Diaconu.
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The consolidation of Turkey’s presidential regime, to the detriment of the rule of law and in defiance of Western partners, will generate instability in the Black Sea region and trigger a wave of migrants towards the EU.
The mines Ukraine has planted in the Black Sea could set off the hydrogen sulfide deposits in the sea and thus cause a cataclysm in Europe. The false narrative was promoted in Romania by Sorin Roșca Stănescu on Cozmin Gușă’s radio show. Both have previously fostered disinformation and fake news and have aligned themselves to Russia’s positions.
Ukraine wants to become an energy powerhouse at the Dniester, but this is affecting Moldova's water reserves and may even affect Romania