Dolphin deaths mount after Russian tanker crash in Black Sea
Growing numbers of dead dolphins are washing up on shore following the collision of two Russian oil tankers in the Kerch Strait between the Black and Azov Seas, according to ecologists. The deaths of 32 of the animals are believed to be linked to last month's spillage of heavy oil in the sea,
Markku Mylly, former head of the European Maritime Safety Agency and ex-director of Finland’s Maritime Administration, told ...
Authorities installed by Moscow in the annexed Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea expressed fears today that massive quantities of ...
The oil spill in the Black Sea that has hit Russian and Crimean coasts since mid-December is particularly hard to clean up because it involves a "heavy" fuel that is less likely to float.
Eagle S is not the first vessel suspected of sabotage in recent months. In November 2024 a Chinese Bulk vessel the 75,100-dwt ...
Fuel oil spilled into the Black Sea by two storm-wrecked Russian tankers was washed ashore in southwestern Russia.
Authorities estimate the tankers were carrying 9,200 tons of fuel oil, of which approximately 40% potentially leaked into the ...
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