US EditionThousands of Tons of Oil Fell Into the Black Sea: Russia Attacked the Port in Odessa Region
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The Black Sea has faced repeated environmental risks since the beginning of the Russian invasion, with attacks on port infrastructure raising concerns about long-term ecological impacts.
Villagers complain of lack of assistance from the authorities and remove the oil themselves
Russian shelling of Chernomorsk caused thousands of tons of sunflower oil to leak into the Black Sea. A large-scale stain has formed. Environmentalists are already assessing the consequences.
Large-scale oil spill occurred in the port of Chornomorsk after enemy attack - DEIThe shelling in the port of Chornomorsk destroyed a tank with 6 thousand tons of oil. A stain formed in the water area, the assessment of the damage is ongoing.
Oil spilled into the port area in Chornomorsk. Photo: State Environmental Inspectorate of the South-Western Region The shelling of the Russians of the Odessa region on April 26 damaged the infrastructure of the sea commercial port "Chornomorsk". In particular, a tank with sunflower oil with a volume of 6 thousand tons was destroyed. The oil got into the port area. This was reported by the State Environmental Inspectorate of the South-Western Dis…
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