Events Poster on the Black Sea
The Black Sea is a water basin that washes the shores of Ukraine, Russia, Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania, and Georgia. For Ukraine, this is a strategically important region connected to maritime rights, security, ecology, and economic development of coastal cities, especially Odesa. Tags in this category cover news about military operations, the marine environment, international relations, and public life in the Black Sea region.
27 September 2026
An art project about the Black Sea's ecocide has been launched in the Odesa region27 September 2026
The Wondrous South: Yagorlytska Bay—a Region of Protected Islands17 September 2026
In the Black Sea, a Russian drone struck a ship, killing the captain15 September 2026
The ship that struck a mine near Izmail has been put up for auction13 September 2026
The Russians attacked the tugboat "Sapphire" with drones; its crew had previously been tortured in Russia13 September 2026
A Ukrainian "Sargan" destroyed a Russian unmanned boat in the Black Sea09 September 2026
The Russian missile cruiser "Admiral Essen" was struck in the Black Sea05 September 2026
The Cabinet of Ministers has changed the rules for agricultural exports due to Russian aggression in the Black Sea region26 August 2026
Two consecutive earthquakes were recorded near Crimea23 August 2026
The Amazing South: The Kinburn Peninsula—A Natural Phenomenon of the Northern Black Sea Region22 August 2026
The drone war in the Black Sea has changed global shipping15 August 2026
The body of a 14-year-old boy who had gone missing at sea was found on the coast of the Odesa region15 August 2026
For the first time in a long while, the sea washed a dolphin ashore in the Mykolaiv region12 August 2026
"Matlot": The Revival of Ukrainian Maritime Fiction09 August 2026
The Special Forces struck five Russian air defense assets and three Russian ships simultaneously09 August 2026
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