Al Jazeera: Over 120,000 dolphins have died in the Black Sea due to the Russia-Ukraine war, severely damaging the ecosystem.
According to Al Jazeera, the Russia-Ukraine war has had a devastating impact on the Black Sea ecosystem, leading to the deaths of over 120,000 dolphins by 2026, which accounts for a quarter of the Black Sea's cetacean population. Researchers point to factors such as military sonar systems, chemical munitions, and oil spills as severely damaging the marine life's habitat.
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