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.
23 March 2026
In a village near Odesa, the coast slipped into the sea12 February 2026
5 thousand birds died in Odesa region after enemy attack08 February 2026
Russia damaged 30 civilian vessels in Odesa region ports over a year05 February 2026
Environmentalist accuses Odesa authorities of concealing the causes of seahorses' death31 January 2026
The National Ecological Center reports a threat to the life of Odesa resident Balinsky29 January 2026
The coast of Odesa is littered with dead Black Sea seahorses10 January 2026
Fuel oil sank to the bottom, but did not disappear: environmentalists warn of new emissions in Crimea08 January 2026
Russian oil tanker attacked in the Black Sea near Turkey07 January 2026
Foreign vessel arrested in Odesa for delaying cargo delivery06 January 2026
Twice as many seats as last year: Epiphany celebrated in Odesa15 December 2025
Seawater is being pumped into the Kuyalnik estuary08 December 2025
Russia's strikes on sunflower oil storage facilities have damaged the ecology of Odesa region by 13 billion08 December 2025
Insurance of ships in the Black Sea has tripled in price30 November 2025
A company director built up a plot of land on Lanzheron beach that did not belong to him30 November 2025
Ukraine introduces new tactics in the Black Sea08 November 2025
The European Union has provided 250 million euros for the restoration of the Black Sea13 October 2025
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