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The movement of ships through the Bosporus and Dardanelles straits in Turkey has returned to normal after temporary measures were implemented by Ankara due to security concerns, which had caused delays for some vessels, particularly those heading to Russian and Ukrainian ports. Turkish authorities indicated that these measures were a response to an increase in attacks on commercial ships in the Black Sea and were carried out in accordance with the Montreux Convention to ensure navigational safety. They emphasized that these are temporary procedures and not permanent restrictions. Turkey also proposed a temporary halt to the attacks to enhance maritime security and has cooperated with Russia and Ukraine to secure the passage of some oil tankers, in an effort to prevent deterioration of trade and energy movement in the region.
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