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Russia suffering 'environmental catastrophe' after oil spill in Kerch Strait

  • An oil spill in the Kerch Strait has led to the death of around 70 dolphins and potentially tens of thousands of birds, as reported by Greenpeace and Russian scientists.
  • The spill, which leaked up to 5,000 tonnes of oil, has created a slick measuring at least 25km long, according to satellite images reviewed by BBC Verify.
  • The captains of the two damaged tankers have been arrested, and criminal investigations are underway, following the incident during bad weather on 15 December.
  • Ukraine's Ministry of Ecology estimates that the cleanup could cost the Russian state up to $14 billion, highlighting the spill's severe economic impact.
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