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Oil spill kills over 30 dolphins off Crimea

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  • Over 30 dolphins died in an oil spill in the Kerch Strait
  • Most of the dolphins were from the endangered Azov species
  • Fuel oil spilled from two tankers after a storm
  • The future of the strait's wildlife remains uncertain
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  • Over 96,000 tons of contaminated sand and soil have been removed from the shoreline of the Krasnodar region by officials and volunteers.
  • The spill has been described as an "ecological disaster" by Russian President Vladimir Putin, and a Ukrainian adviser has called for additional sanctions on Russian tankers.
  • Previous oil spills in the Kerch Strait have had long-lasting impacts on biodiversity and marine life, and the future of the strait's wildlife remains uncertain.
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