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Turkey Restores Black Sea Ship Crossings
Turkey has resumed the transit of ships through the Bosporus and Dardanelles Straits to the Black Sea after imposing temporary restrictions on the movement of certain vessels due to escalating security threats and attacks targeting commercial ships in the area. Turkish authorities have not issued any official explanations for the reasons behind these restrictions, which coincided with increased criticism of Turkey regarding attacks on ships in the Black Sea—particularly those bearing Turkish flags or owned by Turkey. Ankara announced efforts to secure maritime navigation in the region, including a request for Russia and Ukraine to declare a temporary halt to attacks on ships, as part of its attempts to protect trade and enhance regional security.
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