The spill has hit several critical sites, including Kerch beaches and areas near Lake Tobechikskoye. Photos of cleanup efforts reveal volunteers in white suits shoveling oil-soake

Oil from two damaged Russian tanker ships has been detected on beaches in annexed Crimea, Russian authorities said Thursday, as volunteers intensify efforts to address the environmental fallout. The tankers,

Russian officials report that an oil leak from two old tankers has reached Crimea's beaches after encountering a storm last month. The cleanup involve

Russia provided a major update on the oil spill involving two tankers in the Black Sea last month on Thursday, January 1.As per Reuters, Russian investigators have concluded that the size of the oil spill was less significant than what

Authorities estimate the tankers were carrying 9,200 tons of fuel oil, of which approximately 40% potentially leaked into the sea. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov described the situation as "truly critical.

Efforts to clean up the Kerch Strait near Russian-occupied Crimea intensified a week after at least 3700 tons of low-grade fuel oil spilled from two Russian tankers damaged during a storm

Russia continues to suffer military defeats in the strategically vital Black Sea, one of Moscow's most crucial avenues for political and economic influence into the Mediterranean and beyond. Newsweek has contacted the Russian Ministry of Defense for comment.

Russian investigators have determined that an oil spill from two tankers in the Black Sea last month was smaller than initially thought, the Transport Ministry said on Thursday. The oil leaked from two ageing tankers that were hit by a storm on Dec.

The amount of oil spilled in the Kerch Strait by two Russian oil tankers is "significantly less than the initial estimate," Russia's Transport Ministry claimed on Jan. 2.