WORLDJul 10 · 09:18 UTCMOSCOW TIMES

New Satellite Imagery Shows Renewed Oil Leak From 2024 Black Sea Wreck

New satellite imagery reveals a renewed oil leak from the 2024 Black Sea wreck. The original incident released thousands of metric tons of mazut, labeled the Black Sea region’s worst environmental disaster in decades.

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