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Heavy machinery destroys the ecosystem of the Belybek River in Sevastopol

In occupied Sevastopol, heavy machinery is destroying the ecosystem of the Belybek River. The occupying authorities justify the work as necessary to prevent flooding, while scientists warn about the threat to rare species.

In brief

  • Heavy machinery has been operating in the Belybek River for several months.
  • The occupying authorities explain the work as necessary to prevent flooding.
  • At the work site, at least seven red-listed plant species have been recorded.
  • The occupying governor stated that the riverbed is being cleared of wood and reeds.
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  • Newsroom 1
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  • Newsroom 1
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  • Голос КримуReaders and grants
    • first item
    • earliest
    • national desk

    Важка техніка в руслі Бельбеку нищить рідкісну екосистему окупованого Севастополя

    • first item
    • caught up, 31 h later
    • national desk

    У Севастополі окупанти кілька місяців важкою технікою знищують екосистему річки Бельбек.

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