Dead dolphins, naval mines: Russia-Ukraine war destroys the Black Sea
Conflict devastates Black Sea marine life, killing more than 120,000 dolphins and causing ecological damage.
Conflict devastates Black Sea marine life, killing more than 120,000 dolphins and causing ecological damage, Al Jazeera English reported.
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- Black Sea
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