Three beach-goers have been killed by sea mines while swimming at a popular tourist hotspot in Odesa, Ukraine. The Black Sea resort area of Zatoka remains popular despite the ongoing Russia - Ukraine ...

A local official confirmed the three had been killed by "explosive devices", at beaches where recreational swimming is banned ...

Three Ukraine beachgoers killed by sea mines in Black Sea after ignoring swimming warnings - The Black Sea has long been a ...

Sunbathers could only watch in terror after three people were killed when sea mines washed too close to a beach packed with ...

Russian troops attacked Ukraine on the night of 30-31 October with 43 attack UAVs of unspecified type, two ballistic missiles and eight air-to-surface missiles. The Russians targeted a bridge across ...

AT least three holidaymakers have been killed in a horror double explosion after sea mines washed into popular tourist beaches in southern Ukraine. The blasts tore through the Black Sea resort ...

A man has been killed as a naval mine exploded in the sea between the villages of Zatoka and Karolino-Buhaz in Odesa Oblast ...

Additionally, Zatoka contains a small port named Buhaz, which has a single pier and is part of the Port of Bilhorod-Dnistrovsky. The population of Zatoka is 1,959.

Details: In Zatoka, a drawbridge connects two parts of the Budatska Kosa [Spit]. According to Oleksandr Kamyshyn, the chairman of "Ukrzaliznytsia", "at 12:36 a missile attack damaged a railway bridge ...

The explosions happened at 11.30am (9.30am BST) on Sunday between Karolino-Buhaz and Zatoka, witnesses told local outlet Dumskaya. 'This once again proves that being in unchecked waters is fatally ...