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Sea mine explosions kill three Ukrainian swimmers
Three Ukrainian beachgoers have been killed by sea mines while swimming off the Black Sea coast. A man died when a device exploded 50 metres from the shore near the resort of Karolino-Bugaz, in the Odesa region, at 11.30am local time on Sunday, Ukrainian media reported.
Grain market analysts believe a renewed ferocity in the Russia-Ukraine war could lead to disruptions to markets through the ...
Ukrainian drones pummelled the Russian Black Sea city of Sochi - where Vladimir Putin is building his own palace - as Russia's bombs rocked the Ukrainian resort of Odesa ...
Mykolaiv, a port in Ukraine, was a major naval shipyard since the Russian Empire. Russian control of a narrow sandbar nearby ...
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Wildfires close Dardanelles gateway to Black Sea
Wildfires have closed Turkey’s Dardanelles Strait. Together with the Sea of Marmara and Bosporus Strait, the Dardanelles ...
Ukraine’s sea drones have turned the Black Sea into a hot spot in the war. By Lauren Jackson and Ian Prasad Philbrick Ukrainian forces have been fighting a brutal counteroffensive for the past ...
Romania is concerned with the security of its energy platforms in the Black Sea, as well as about its ability to ensure freedom of access to the mouth of the Danube River – the ability to ...
Russian grain ports are overflowing after two big harvests. That means any military escalation in the crucial Black Sea risks depriving the world of huge amounts of crops it’s counting on.
Forget beach bars and banana boats. Bulgaria’s Anastasia Island, a speck in the Black Sea just off Burgas, doesn’t serve you ...
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