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11–14 September

War in the Black Sea leads to dolphin deaths

Due to Russian aggression in the Black and Azov Seas, approximately 120,000 dolphins have died. Experts indicate that this could take up to fifty years for the ecosystem to recover. The war has also affected the dolphin population, with a quarter of their numbers reported dead.

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    Пів століття на відновлення і 120 тисяч загиблих дельфінів. Як російська агресія руйнує екосистеми Чорного та Азовського морів

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    Загинула чверть популяції? Як війна у Чорному морі вбиває дельфінів | Радіо Крим.Реалії

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