The Ukrainian grain crisis continues as a result of Russia's blockade of Black Sea ports which prevents Ukrainian wheat shipments.

Ukrainian forces reportedly attacked the flagship of Russia's Black Sea Fleet, the Slava-class cruiser Moskva, causing significant damage aboard the vessel.

Turkish Ministry of Defence announced the incident on Twitter, indicating that the Turkish Navy sent ...

On March 28, Romanian and Italian Defence Ministers discussed the drifting mine threat detected in the Black Sea.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine had a significant impact on the freedom of navigation in the Black Sea. A NAVTEX message from the Russian station of Novorossiysk revealed a new threat: floating sea mines…

The war between Russia and Ukraine is four weeks old. Speculation about possible landing operations has always existed, as Russia has reinforced its Black Sea Fleet with additional landing assets and the amphibious task force has been present in the Black Sea since the beginning of the war.

While most people's attention is focused on the battle in the cities, it is worth shedding light on what has occurred in the Black Sea thus far.

In the midst of Ukraine-Russia tensions, Russia's improved Kilo-class (Project 636.3) submarine "Rostov-na-Donu (B-237)" entered the Dardanelles on February 12 en route to the Black Sea.

As expected three additional amphibious vessels of the Russian Navy transited the Bosphorus tonight to enter the Black Sea. Among them is one of latest ship in the Russian Navy fleet: The Ivan Gren-class LST Pytor Morgunov.

Tension between Ukraine and Russia (behind closed doors, NATO and Russia) is rising day by day. Both sides' words and moves exacerbate the potential for a conflict. While the Black Sea is on the verge of witnessing high intensity combats for the first time in over a century, the most pressing question arises: Can Ukraine resist?