ROMANIA NATO NAVAL DRILL

NATO multinational military exercise 'Sea Shield 24' in the Black Sea

epa11282827 Romanian navy EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) squad, belonging to Romania minesweeper M 270 'Sublieutenant Ion Ghiculescu', sail on a small boat to seek and destroy vagabond mines during NATO naval drill 'Sea Shield 24' on the Black Sea, off the coast of Constanta, Romania, 16 April 2024. 'Sea Shield 24' is the most complex drill conducted by the Romanian Naval Forces in 2024, being carried out with the participation of military and technical personnel from 12 allied and partner states - Bulgaria, France, Georgia, Greece, Italy, Britain, Moldova, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Turkey and the US. More than 2,200 military and approximately 140 technical means (sea and river vessels, aircraft and motor vehicles and boats) are training in the Black Sea, as well as in the coastal area, on the Danube and in the Danube Delta, for combat illegal activities missions, maritime and river control missions, search and rescue at sea, providing assistance to a ship in distress and ensuring the security of NATO's Eastern flank. EPA/ROBERT GHEMENT

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