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Scientist says at least 3,000 dolphins have died in Black Sea since start of Russian full-scale invasion

by The Kyiv Independent news desk June 24, 2022 4:54 PM 1 min read
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Ivan Rusiev, an environmental scientist at the Tuzlivski Estuaries national park, said that increased ship noise, explosions, and the use of powerful sonar systems may be disorienting dolphins, which use sound to navigate. Being unable to find food, they die of starvation.

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Hungary loses out on about $1 billion in EU aid.

The aid package was conditional on Hungary implementing reforms to bring the country into compliance with EU standards by the end of 2024. Budapest failed to meet the requirements, a European Commission spokesperson said.
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