Black Sea
The US will monitor Russia’s actions in the Black Sea
After Russia’s withdrawal from the Grain Agreement, the United States of America emphasized that it would monitor Russia’s activities in the Black Sea.
Insurers review work in the Black Sea because of the Grain Agreement
Russia’s withdrawal from the Grain Agreement has prompted insurance companies to review their coverage policies for cargo ships operating in the Black Sea.
Klymenko: the work of the “grain” corridor is possible without Russia
Three NATO countries could secure shipping in the Black Sea.
A dozen dead dolphins were found on the Odesa coast
During the last month, a dozen dead dolphins were found on the coast of Odesa.
Water salinity on the coast of Odesa is almost three times lower than normal
On the coast of Odesa region, biologists recorded a significant decrease in water salinity.
In Odesa, the number of water samples in the Black Sea has been increased
As a result of the terrorist attack on the Kakhovska Dam, chemicals and oil products may enter the Black Sea. Meanwhile, scientists have stepped up monitoring of water conditions.
Another dead dolphin was found near the coast of Odesa
A dead porpoise was found near the coast in Odesa. The cause of the dolphin’s death is currently unknown.
The Russians keep 11 ships in the Black Sea, including two missile carriers
Russia keeps 11 ships in the Black Sea. Among them are two Kalibr sea-based cruise missile carriers.
The Russian Federation maintains 11 ships in the Black Sea, including three missile carriers
Russia keeps 11 ships in the Black Sea, including three Kalibr cruise missile carriers.
Kazakhstan will ban the shipment of oil products by rail to the russian port of Taman
The largest operator of the trunk railway network of Kazakhstan will ban the transportation of oil products to the russian port of Taman on the Black Sea.