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12 September 2026

Black Sea drifting drone threat surges 208% in six months

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Black Sea drifting drone threat surges 208% in six months

The threat from drifting drones and unexploded ordnance in the Black Sea has escalated sharply, with discoveries along NATO’s eastern coastline jumping 208% in just six months, according to a new assessment from maritime security specialist Ambrey. Ambrey recorded 91 discoveries of unexploded ordnance, unmanned aerial vehicles and unmanned surface vessels across the Black Sea …

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