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Massive pollution of the Black Sea coast due to oil tanker incident

The Black Sea has reported significant coastal pollution following the strike on a Russian oil tanker. The oil slick extends approximately 10 kilometers, with Russian authorities initially denying the presence of pollution.

In brief

  • Significant oil pollution has been detected along the Black Sea coast.
  • The oil slick measures about 10 kilometers in length.
  • Russian authorities initially denied the existence of oil pollution.
  • Birds covered in oil were found on the beaches of Abrau-Dyurso.
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