Russia and Turkey have reached an agreement to prioritize security in the Black Sea region, according to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. The agreement comes as Russia alleges provocations from Ukraine are destabilizing the area. Lavrov made the statement on Tuesday, indicating a coordinated effort between Moscow and Ankara to maintain regional stability. Details of the specific measures to ensure security were not immediately disclosed. The move suggests both countries are seeking to prevent escalation in the Black Sea, a vital waterway for trade and geopolitical influence. This collaboration highlights a continuing, if complex, relationship between Russia and Turkey despite the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The agreement underscores concerns over potential maritime incidents and broader regional security risks.