NATO's War Ships Leaving Black Sea

BRUSSELS - NATO war ships would leave the Black Sea on Wednesday and would be on their way to the Mediterranean.
According to a written statement issued by NATO, NATO war ships that arrived in Black Sea for "routine visits and military exercises planned earlier" on August 21st have completed their duties and would be leaving the Black Sea.
NATO war ships did not stay in the Black Sea for more than 21 days based on the Montreux Convention.
The NATO statement said that Spanish "Juan de Bourbon", German "Lubeck", Polish "Pulaski" and U.S. "Taylor" war ships would continue military exercises in the Mediterranean.
NATO war ships paid visits to Romanian and Bulgarian ports and participated in joint operations under the command of Spanish Admiral Juan Rodriguez Garat.
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