Türkiye, Romania, and Bulgaria have signed an agreement on a joint plan for demining the Black Sea following Russia’s war against Ukraine. The deal was reached after months of negotiations between NATO allies, reports Reuters. The defense ministers of Türkiye, Yasar Guler, Romania, Angel Tilvar, and Bulgaria’s deputy defense minister, Atanas Zapryanov, signed a memorandum of understanding in Istanbul to form a trilateral initiative for the disposal of explosive materials. “With the start of the war, a threat of floating mines in the Black Sea has arisen. To combat it … we agreed to form a Bl…