As a result of the fuel oil spill on December 15, following the collision of two tankers in the Kerch Strait, 32 dolphins have died. Activists from the Delfa Dolphin Rescue Center provided this information.

More than 30 dolphins died in the Kerch Strait. The reason is a fuel oil spill that resulted from the sinking of Russian tankers, Delfacenter reports. Yesterday, a state of emergency was introduced in occupied Sevastopol.

At least 32 dolphins died in the Black Sea due to fuel oil spill caused by an accident involving two Russian tankers in the stormy Kerch Strait. — Ukrinform.

Volunteers struggled on Friday to shovel up tons of sticky oil from Russia's Black Sea coastline following what President Vladimir Putin has called an ecological disaster.

Russia declared a regional state of emergency in Crimea on Saturday, January 4, 2024, after an oil spill in the Black Sea last month.

The Black Sea is home to different cetacean species — some endangered — and it was the site of an oil spill in the middle of December that killed 31 of them.

An oil spill in the Black Sea is believed to have resulted in the death of over 30 cetaceans, including several members of an endangered subspecies. The spill, which occurred after two Russian oil tankers were damaged in a storm in mid-December 2024,

This disaster caused a significant spill of heavy fuel oil, devastating marine life in the region, according to Digi24. The spill occurred in the strait, which links the Azov Sea