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Dolphins being used to protect Russian navy base in Crimea, new satellite images show

New satellite images of Sevastopol in Crimea appear to show dolphin pens in the harbour, causing experts to speculate the Russians are using local sea life for military defence

Daily Mirror

Russia is using military-trained dolphins to protect its Black Sea naval base

Satellite images reviewed by the USNI reveal the Russian Army is using dolphins to protect its naval base in Sevastopol from underwater attacks

Irish Mirror

What makes religious relics – like pieces of the 'true cross' and hair of saints – sacred to Christians

A Russian missile cruiser Moskva, the flagship of its Black Sea fleet, sunk after it was heavily damaged in April 2022. Kremlin officials said that a fire on board caused munitions to explode, while Ukrainian officials claimed they had attacked the Moskva. Several media reports noted that the ship might…

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Turkey’s foreign policy reset

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has prompted a course correction from Ankara

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France's Macron offers to help lift Russia embargo on Ukraine food exports

French President Emmanuel Macron told Russian President Vladimir Putin in a phone call on Tuesday that he is willing to work with international organisations to help lift the Russian embargo on Ukrainian food exports via the Black Sea, Macron's office said.

Reuters

VIDEO: Black Death: Ukrainian War Drones Destroy Two Russian Vessels In Black Sea

The strikes reportedly took place near Snake Island in the early hours on 2nd May.

Zenger

Ukraine news – live: Russian forces ‘storm steel plant in Mariupol’

Russian forces have resumed their assault on the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol

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Rocket strike hits Odesa in southwest Ukraine, causing deaths and injuries - local governor

A rocket strike hit the Black Sea port city of Odesa in southwestern Ukraine on Monday evening, causing deaths and injuries, the local governor, Maksym Marchenko, said on the Telgram messaging app.

Reuters

Ukraine says it destroyed two Russian patrol boats on Monday

A Ukrainian Bayraktar drone destroyed two Russian Raptor-class patrol ships in the Black Sea on Monday, Ukraine's military chief said.

Reuters

Ukraine may lose tens of millions of tonnes of grain - Zelenskiy

Ukraine could lose tens of millions of tonnes of grain due to Russia's blockade of its Black Sea ports, triggering a food crisis that will affect Europe, Asia and Africa, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Monday.

Reuters

Russia-Ukraine news: Shelling of Mariupol’s Azovstal resumes

Russia-Ukraine news from April 30: Commander says raids on Mariupol steelworks have resumed ahead of broader evacuation.

Al Jazeera

Russian submarine strikes Ukraine with cruise missiles - defence ministry

Russia used a diesel submarine in the Black Sea to strike Ukrainian military targets with Kalibr cruise missiles, the first time Moscow has announced the use of its submarine fleet to hit its former Soviet neighbour.

Reuters

First Ukrainian corn cargo leaves Romanian Black Sea port

A cargo carrying over 71,000 tonnes of Ukrainian corn finished loading in the Romanian Black Sea port of Constanta on Thursday, the first since Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24, the manager of port operator Comvex said.

Reuters

Russia uses military trained dolphins at Black Sea naval base, satellite imagery shows

The dolphins could be there to prevent sabotage attacks on Russia’s Black Sea fleet

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Russia 'using trained dolphins' to protect Black Sea Kremlin naval base

Satellite images could prove the marine mammals are being used as two water pens have been spotted at the entrance to Sevastopol harbor in Crimea — which Russian forces annexed from Ukraine in 2014

Zenger

VIDEO: Russian Frigate Launches Missiles At Ukrainian Targets

Zenger News obtained the footage from the Russian Ministry of Defence on Wednesday, April 27th.

Wales Online

Twenty Russian warships and submarines gather in Black Sea, MOD reports

Putin's Navy is gathering in the operational zone where cruiser Moskva sunk earlier this month

Evening Standard

Vladimir Putin hasn’t been able to replace flagship after ‘embarrassing loss’, says UK

British defence chiefs said the Russians could still strike Ukraine despite being blocked from replacing the flagship

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Britain says Russia's Black Sea fleet retains ability to strike Ukraine

Russia's Black Sea fleet retains the ability to strike Ukrainian and coastal targets, despite its losses of the landing ship Saratov and the cruiser Moskva, Britain's defence ministry said on Thursday.

The Guardian - US

Russia deploys trained dolphins at Black Sea naval base, satellite images show

Two dolphin pens were moved to the Sevastopol harbor base in February, concluded the US Naval Institute’s review

Reuters

Russian attacks on key bridge may affect Ukraine's grain export plans

Russia launched two missile strikes and damaged a strategic bridge in Ukraine's Odesa region, state railways and local officials said on Wednesday, an event that could affect Ukrainian plans to expand exports through Danube ports.

Benzinga

Archer-Daniels-Midland Q1 Earnings Surpass Estimates

Archer-Daniels-Midland Co (NYSE:ADM) reported first-quarter FY22 sales growth of 25.2% year-on-year to $23.65 billion, beating the consensus of $17.91 billion. Revenues from Ag Services and Oilseeds rose 21.6% Y/Y, Carbohydrate Solutions increased 51.4%, and Nutrition climbed 23%. The gross profit increased 22.5% Y/Y to $1.9 billion with a margin of 8%. The Segment…

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Ukraine invasion: 'stage two' of Russia's war is ringing alarm bells in nearby Moldova – here's why

The second stage of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is underway. The scope of the war now appears to be establishing full control over Donbas and southern Ukraine. If successful, this would mean Russian occupation of approximately one-third of Ukraine, cutting the country off from its Black Sea ports, including Odesa.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Tebboune: Algeria Has Wheat Reserves Sufficient for 8 Months

Algeria has wheat reserves sufficient for eight months, the state news agency quoted President Abdelmadjid Tebboune as saying during a televised interview late on Saturday. Algeria purchased about 120,000 tons of optional-origin milling wheat in an international tender on April 13. Algeria’s state grains agency OAIC will allow traders to…

Los Angeles Times

Ukraine fends off Russian attacks as Mariupol, Odesa take pounding. Top US officials to arrive

KRAMATORSK, Ukraine — Russian and Ukrainian troops faced off Saturday along a 300-mile battlefront in the country’s east, where Ukraine said it beat back numerous attacks but faced renewed shelling in the crippled city of Mariupol, the Black Sea port of Odesa and beyond.

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