Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has expressed concern that ongoing attacks in the Black Sea are jeopardizing commercial shipping following the recent sinkings of two Turkish-owned cargo vessels. The ships sank off the coasts of Romania and Bulgaria, raising alarms about the safety of maritime trade in the region. Speaking in Ankara alongside Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orbán, Fidan urged action to contain the conflict and prevent further escalation. He highlighted the increasing risks posed by hostilities between Russia and Ukraine, directly impacting civilian vessels. The incidents underscore the growing dangers within the Black Sea and the potential for wider disruption to global supply chains. Turkey is calling for measures to ensure the security of shipping lanes and protect vessels transiting the area. This event was first reported by Turkish Minute.