Ecology
Ukraine collects evidence of oil pollution of the Black Sea
Ukrainian law enforcement officers are collecting evidence related to the pollution of the Black Sea with oil products.
Ukraine, Japan and the Netherlands will assess the consequences of the fuel oil leak from Russian tankers
Ecologists will work on a model that will help assess the scale of pollution and its long-term consequences for the Black Sea ecosystem.
UN to help assess damages from Russian tanker accident in Black Sea
The UN program is ready to provide Ukraine with technical assistance in assessing the damage from the accident in the Kerch Strait.
In the Odesa region, fuel oil that washed ashore after the accident of Russian tankers was collected
In the Odesa region, kilograms of fuel oil that washed ashore after the accident of Russian tankers in the Kerch Strait were collected.
Fuel oil from Russian tankers reached the shores of the Odesa region
Fuel oil spilled in the Kerch Strait as a result of the accident of Russian tankers reached the Odesa region.
Consequences of the Russian attack: almost 200 tons of oil were pumped out of the Pivdennyi Buh
In Mykolaiv, the liquidation of the consequences of the spill of vegetable oil into the Pivdennyi Buh is still ongoing.
Ukraine, Romania and Bulgaria will jointly fight against fuel oil pollution of the Black Sea
The countries of the Black Sea region have agreed on a joint strategy to overcome the environmental crisis caused by the accident of Russian tankers.
Ministry of Environment: Fuel oil stains in the Black Sea do not yet threaten the coast of Odesa
According to the Ministry of Environment, there is no threat to the coast of Odesa due to the fuel oil spill from Russian tankers.
Fuel oil from Russian tankers may reach the shores of Odesa and Mykolaiv, — Ukrainian Navy
Fuel oil that leaked from Russian tankers near the Kerch Strait can reach Odesa and Mykolaiv.
Damages from the Kakhovska HPP explosion are seven times greater than initial calculations, — Ministry of Environment
The losses due to the Russian terrorist attack on the Kakhovska hydroelectric power station have been counted – they turned out to be seven times greater than the initial estimates.
