Chronicle of Russia’s War Crimes Against Ukraine’s Environment: Odesa Oblast, October 2024
In October, the occupiers continued terrorizing residents of Odesa and Odesa Oblast. In particular, there were more than ten attacks on port and other infrastructure in Odesa Oblast involved in the operation of Ukraine’s grain corridor, and many port workers were killed or injured. A new tactic also emerged — attacks on foreign civilian vessels calling at the ports of Greater Odesa. In this way, the occupiers are trying to make operation of the Ukrainian maritime corridor impossible.
We collect facts about the Russian Federation’s crimes against nature in Odesa and Odesa Oblast during the war: environmental pollution caused by explosions and damage to infrastructure, contamination of air, water and soil with toxic substances, destruction of ecosystems in protected natural areas and conservation areas of international importance, and more. The information will be updated daily, so please send any facts known to you to: zeleniy.list1@gmal.com
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