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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
National
Jabed Ahmed

Three killed by underwater mines at Ukraine holiday spot

Ukraine
  • Three people were killed after triggering explosive devices while swimming in restricted areas of the Black Sea in Ukraine.
  • The incidents occurred on Sunday in Karolino-Bugaz and Zatoka, within the Odesa region.
  • Oleh Kiper, Governor of Odesa, confirmed the deaths, stating the victims were in waters closed to the public.
  • The Black Sea is heavily mined by both Russian and Ukrainian forces, making unverified areas extremely dangerous.
  • Authorities are investigating the incidents and have urged the public to only use officially designated safe swimming zones.

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Three Ukraine beachgoers killed by sea mines in Black Sea after ignoring swimming warnings

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