 Russia increases its interference with Romanian ships. There is a threat of a new war in Black Sea. Daniel Petrescu, Romania's chief of the general staff, has said Russia is actively and constantly jamming GPS communications of ships in Romanian territorial waters which causes a risk of collisions. The general stated that Russia's war against Ukraine has fundamentally destabilized the Black Sea region and caused a sense of insecurity among the littoral countries which has affected the security climate. We feel this confrontation very well, especially in the eastern flank of NATO and especially in the region where they come from, the Black Sea. Petrescu stated. He pointed out that missiles are being fired from the Black Sea region towards Ukraine to attack its civilian or military infrastructure so the war in Ukraine will continue to generate regional instability and security risks for Romania and the region. There is a constant risk associated with the increasing probability of incidents at the NATO border caused by the possibility that certain drones or missiles may miss. Romania's infrastructure or commercial ships in Romania's territorial waters could be hit by mistake. The general stressed. The chief of the army staff said that in this context Romania should have an approach that will increase the resilience of Romanian society in the face of new threats by supporting the population's attitude towards NATO and the United States. In particular, the presence of NATO troops in Romania, the budget allocated to defence as well as the development of national defence programs and interoperability with the U.S. Army.