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Maritime security in the Black Sea - strategic shifts and war-time dynamics

How does the war in Ukraine reshape the maritime landscape of the Black Sea?

The Russia-Ukraine war has transformed the Black Sea into one of the most volatile and strategically contested regions in the world. The disruption of commercial shipping, the fluctuating control of sea lanes, and the militarisation of coastal infrastructure are redefining both regional and global maritime security. Current threats were further highlighted by a surge in attacks against commercial ships as well as port infrastructure in recent months. 

This webinar examines the evolving operational risks in the Black Sea and the changing balance of power across the region’s maritime environment. Our specialists will analyse how naval engagements, sanctions, and shifting trade routes impact commercial shipping as well as trade flows to and from Ukrainian and Russian ports. 

Speakers:
Kristian Bischoff - Senior Analyst, Europe and Russia
Ian Wilkinson - Ports Manager

Host:
Dr. Dirk Siebels - Senior Analyst

 
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