No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

Territorial waters of Russia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - port Bautin, Fort Shevchenko

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found
1 - Chechen Island
2 - Tyuleniy Island
Territorial waters of Russia

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found
Territorial waters of Russia and Azerbaijan

Difficult wind conditions make image analysis difficult
1 - faint spot in the port of Makhachkala, noted with low probability
2 - pollution confined to the wastewater discharge point in the southern part of Makhachkala. Area about 2.1 km2
Territorial waters of Russia

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - o. Maly Zhemchuzhny

Territorial waters of Russia

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - Makhachkala

Territorial waters of Russia

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - o. Chechen
2 - o. Seal

Territorial waters of Russia

Bautin, Fort Shevchenko

No anthropogenic spots found
1- Chechen Island
2 - Tyuleniy Island
3 - Seal Islands
4 - Bautin, Fort Shevchenko
Territorial waters of Russia and Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found
Territorial waters of Russia and Kazakhstan

No anthropogenic spots found
Territorial waters of Russia and Kazakhstan

Probable ship discharge, small area, about 0.05 km2, 2.5 km east of the mouth of the Samur River (Russian sector). The culprit ship is nearby.
Photo of the territorial waters of Russia, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan

2 ambiguous spots were found in the image

1 - a possible ship discharge has been identified with low probability, the area of ​​the stain is approximately 0.9 sq. km, the port of Makhachkala
2 - o. Chechen
3.4 - a dubious slick with a length of approximately 48 km has been identified, the cause may be oils, noted with low probability. The spot is located approximately 83 km from the coast of Aktau

Territorial waters of Russia and Kazakhstan

No anthropogenic spots were identified

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan and Russia

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - o. Maly Zhemchuzhny
2 - port Bautin, Fort Shevchenko

Territorial waters of Russia and Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified
The picture shows difficult wind conditions

Territorial waters of Russia, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan

❗️Russian researchers have reported a significant oil spill at Kazakhstan's Kashagan oil field, while operator NCOC denies such an incident occurred.
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No anthropogenic spots were found. Territorial waters of Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan.

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found. There is a difficult wind situation, which makes image analysis difficult. In some places griffins are visible (Fig. 2). Territorial waters of Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found. Photo on ter. waters of Kazakhstan.

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found. Part of the image has complex wind conditions, which makes it difficult to analyze. Territorial waters of Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found. Territorial waters of Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Russian Federation, Turkmenistan.

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found. Difficult wind conditions make image analysis difficult. Territorial waters of Kazakhstan, Russian Federation

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found. Difficult wind conditions make image analysis difficult. Territorial waters of Kazakhstan, Russian Federation.

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found. Difficult wind conditions make image analysis difficult. Territorial waters of Kazakhstan.

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found. Difficult wind conditions make image analysis difficult. Territorial waters of Kazakhstan.

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found. Difficult wind conditions make image analysis difficult
Territorial waters of Russia and Azerbaijan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found. Wind conditions make image analysis difficult
1 - Makhachkala
Territorial waters of Russia

No anthropogenic spots found
1- Chechen Island
2 - Tyuleniy Island
Territorial waters of Russia

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - o. Chechen
2 - o. Seal


Territorial waters of Russia

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - o. Maly Zhemchuzhny

Territorial waters of Russia

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - Makhachkala, port

Territorial waters of Russia

No anthropogenic spots were identified

Territorial waters of Russia and Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified. The image shows complex wind conditions, which makes it difficult to analyze

1 - o. Chechen
2 - o. Seal
3 - o. Maly Zhemchuzhny
4 - port Bautin, Fort Shevchenko

Territorial waters of Russia and Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified. The image shows complex wind conditions, which makes it difficult to analyze

Territorial waters of Russia and Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified. The image shows complex wind conditions, which makes it difficult to analyze

Territorial waters of Russia, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan

No anthropogenic spots were identified. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation and Kazakhstan.

No obvious anthropogenic spots have been identified; in some places there are minor manifestations of natural origin - griffins. Part of the image shows complex wind conditions (as near Maly Zhemchuzhny Island), which complicates the analysis. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation and Kazakhstan.
1-o. Maly Zhemchuzhny
2-fort Shevchenko
3-habitat of seals

A stain was found on the ter side. waters of Kazakhstan, identified as a ship spill with low probability. 1- spot 2

No anthropogenic spots were identified. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan.

Yes, this is definitely an embankment at this place (I used the distance between the barrier in both pictures, since I can’t measure it on the planet. The ship will not be able to land at this place since the channel is to the east, and it looks like the silt is spreading from the embankment.

It looks like it’s mud from this embankment, the ship won’t dock there, since the canal is to the east

By the way, it is possible that the silt - in that part it is very shallow and the bottom consists of black silt, for example, Landsat data for December 15 - from the embankments that are located along the navigation channel, black spots on the ice spread on the ice in the direction of the west-northwest (they look like a shadow)

The guys watched this the day before yesterday

A ship spill was discovered 44 km from the coast (lat.lon 42.659176,51.404758), two ships were observed in the area of ​​the spill. Photo on ter. waters of Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan,

A ship spill was detected south of Kyzylkum (28 km from the coast), a ship was observed nearby. Most of the image shows complex wind conditions, making analysis difficult. A photo of the thermal waters of Kazakhstan. 1-common 2

In the northern part of the image, point manifestations of natural origin were found - griffins. Most of the image has complex wind conditions, which makes analysis difficult. Photo on ter. waters of Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation 1- Fort Shevchenko 2- seal habitat 3- griffins

The image shows complex wind conditions, which makes analysis difficult. In the Kazakh sector, small concentrations of griffins were found in some places. A photo of the thermal waters of the Russian Federation and Kazakhstan.

Regarding today's spill, we asked experts to further evaluate the image. This is clearly a spill from a Kazakh super-field/production site
Kashagan oil. Its reason can be threefold: 1) oil leakage during
production, 2) accidental discharge from oil production platforms. water (in
incl. containing petroleum products), which must be stored and removed
to land for disposal, and 3) some kind of accident with service vessels - see.
photo.

We should look at the Kazakh media, maybe there is something in them
reported.

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

Territorial waters of Russia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan

No anthropogenic spots were identified

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan and Russia

No anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - port Bautin, Fort Shevchenko

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan

A slick of anthropogenic origin has been identified at the Kashagan field.
Also in the northern part of the Caspian there are multiple natural oil shows (griffins)

1 - Kashagan field, slick of anthropogenic origin with an area of ​​6.82 sq. km

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified. Opposite the settlement of Lapukhovka there is a controversial spot, we are finding out the nature. Photo on thermal waters of the Russian Federation. 1-habitat of seals 2-o. Maly Zhemchuzhny 3-o. Tyuleniy 4-o. Tyuleniy

A ship spill was discovered 5 km from the coast to the south-east of the city of Sulak, a ship is located next to the spill. In the picture ter. waters of the Russian Federation. 1

No anthropogenic spots were identified. A photo of the thermal waters of the Russian Federation and Azerbaijan.

No anthropogenic spots were identified

Territorial waters of Russia

An anthropogenic stain was discovered in the area of ​​the port of Makhachkala.
Difficult wind conditions are observed in the southern part of the image

1 - Makhachkala, port - anthropogenic spot with an area of ​​0.12 sq. km

Territorial waters of Russia

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - o. Chechen
2 - o. Seal
3 - o. Maly Zhemchuzhny

Territorial waters of Russia

There are difficult wind conditions on the border with Kazakhstan, which makes image analysis difficult. In some places, point formations are visible, probably griffins. A photo of the thermal waters of the Russian Federation and Kazakhstan.

The image shows complex wind conditions, which makes analysis difficult. In some places, individual dotted griffin inclusions are visible. A clear wake from a ship, which is heading to the north-west, has been identified. 1-fort Shevchenko 2-habitat of seals 3-griffins 4-o.Tyuleny 5-o.Chechen 6-wake from the ship

The image shows complex wind conditions, which makes analysis difficult. A photo of the thermal waters of the Russian Federation and Kazakhstan.

The image shows complex wind conditions, which significantly complicates analysis. Photo on ter. waters of Azerbaijan, Russian Federation, Kazakhstan.

There are complex wind conditions in the water area, which complicates analysis. A photo of the thermal waters of the Russian Federation and Kazakhstan.

No anthropogenic spots were found. In the second photo is Fort Shevchenko. Photo of the thermal waters of the Russian Federation and Kazakhstan

In the area of ​​the port of Makhachkala, two anthropogenic stains were discovered, probably old ship spills, identified with low probability. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation, Kazakhstan. 1- general 2-oh. Chechen 3 - port of Makhachkala

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found. Photo of the thermal waters of the Russian Federation, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found. The image shows accumulations of partially and highly fragmented ice
Territorial waters of Kazakhstan and Russia

No anthropogenic spots were found.
Territorial waters of Kazakhstan and Russia

No anthropogenic spots were found. Territorial waters of Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - port Bautin, Fort Shevchenko

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

Territorial waters of Russia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan

No anthropogenic spots were found. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation.
1-common 2

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation.
1-general
2-port Makhachkala

No anthropogenic spots were found. Photo on ter. waters of Azerbaijan and the Russian Federation.

No anthropogenic spots were found. Photo on thermal waters of the Russian Federation.

Spots were discovered in the area of ​​the port of Makhachkala, one of which is less than 2 km from the coast. All stains are identified with a low probability of being ship spills. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation.

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified. In the area of ​​Chechen Island and to the north along the coast, wind conditions complicate analysis. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation.
1-habitat of Caspian seals
2nd Maly Zhemchuzhny
3- oh. Seal
4-o. Chechen

Oil workers of Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan signed an agreement to increase the transit of Kazakh oil through the Caspian Sea to 2.2 million tons in 2024.
KazMunayGas and the State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic (SOCAR) signed an Agreement on a gradual increase in the volume of transit of Kazakh oil through the territory of the Republic of Azerbaijan and a Memorandum of Strategic Cooperation on the purchase and sale of Kazakh oil.
In accordance with these documents, the shipment of Kazakh oil along the Aktau-Baku-Ceyhan route will increase to 2.2 million tons per year, i.e. more than 2 times compared to 2023

Despite the multiple growth, this will amount to about 3% of the total volume of Kazakh oil exports and will not have any significant impact on the diversification of its flows, but will significantly increase the risks of emergency spills in the Caspian Sea.

All detected stains represent ship spills. In the radar image (RLI) dated March 6, 2023, the spill belongs to the Karaganda tanker, which has been anchored since the end of February. Ship spills on the radar image dated March 7, 2023 belong to an unknown vessel, which passed approximately the same route as the Elegance vessel on March 7 early in the morning. Spills offshore Aktau (Fig. 1, 2) are located in the territorial waters of Kazakhstan.

Rice. 1. Ship spill on Sentinel-1A radar from 03/6/2024 at 02:24 UTC near the Karaganda tanker, which has been anchored since the end of February.

Rice. 2. Four spots on the Sentinel-1A radar image from 03/7/2024 at 14:30 UTC (flags and in the inset) in the area of ​​the ship route, which the Russian cargo ship “Elegance” passed on 03/6/2024 at 00:45 UTC, which clearly indicates their ship origin.

Rice. 3. A ship spill abeam Cape Rakushechny on the Sentinel-1A radar image from 03/07/2024 at 14:30 UTC is located near the ship route coming from the port of Kuryk.

At our request, the Institute of Oceanology of the Russian Academy of Sciences conducted additional analysis.
All detected stains represent ship spills.

Ship spills are not necessarily spills of crude oil or heavy oil products (ship fuel), very often they are ballast, wash water, bilge (bilge) water or ship waste (working off, etc.) heavily diluted with water, and depending on the GMF (wind and waves) can exist on the sea surface from 3 to 12 hours (see Terleeva and Ivanov. Liquid ship cargo and waste, causes of ship spills in the sea and problems of their remote sensing // EKiP. 2017. No. 8).

Ice boundary in a mosaic of the two northernmost scenes

No anthropogenic spots found
Territorial waters of Russia, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found. Difficult wind conditions make image analysis difficult
1 - Chechen Island
2 - Tyuleniy Island
3 - Bautino, Fort Shevchenko
Territorial waters of Russia and Kazakhstan

Two spots were noted in Russian territorial waters approximately 93 km ENE from Izberbash:
1 - of dubious origin. Marked as low probability anthropogenic
2 - ship discharge, the culprit ship is visible
Territorial waters of Russia and Kazakhstan

No anthropogenic spots were found.
Territorial waters of Russia and Kazakhstan

The image shows a complex wind situation, which makes analysis difficult. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan.

2 anthropogenic spots were identified. The first one is 24 km from the coast (photo 2) - marked as an old ship spill with a low probability; the second spot was found in the open sea, territorial waters of the Russian Federation (photo 4), a ship was observed nearby. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation and Kazakhstan. 1 - general photo 2 - spot 24 km from the port of Makhachkala 3 - port of Makhachkala 4 - spot in the open sea 5. Chechen

No anthropogenic spots were identified. in the picture ter. waters of the Russian Federation and Kazakhstan.
1-seal habitat
2-general
3-Fort Shevchenko
4-o. Maly Zhemchuzhny

No anthropogenic spots were identified. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation and Kazakhstan.

No anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - ice boundary
2 - port Bautin, Fort Shevchenko

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan and Russia

Several questionable spots of likely anthropogenic origin were detected (labeled with low probability)

1 - probably 4 ship discharges approximately 14 km from the Aktau coast, with a total area of ​​0.93 sq. km
2.3 - probable ship discharge approximately 48 km from the Kyzylkum coast, with an area of ​​0.96 sq. km

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan

No anthropogenic spots were identified

Territorial waters of Russia and Kazakhstan

Large-scale plans of Kazakh railway workers to transport containers from China via TMTM.
Kazakhstani national railway company "KTZ" and Chinese
Yuxinou (Chongqing) Logistics Co., Ltd from Chongqing signed an agreement to send 200 container trains that will transport 20 thousand TEU, including along the Trans-Caspian Transport Route (TCTR). Since the beginning of 2024, these two companies have already organized a joint TMTM service from Chutsin to Poti (Georgia) with an average delivery time of 14 days.
Since the beginning of the year, KTZ has reached agreements with Chinese logistics platforms from Xi’an, Jiangsu, Beijing, Zhengzhou, Chongqing to send 3,500 transit container trains through Kazakhstan, which will transport about 350 thousand TEU

No anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - ice boundary

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan

An anthropogenic spot was discovered near the borders of the territorial waters of Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan

1.2 - anthropogenic spot, approximately 90 km from the eastern coast of the Caspian Sea, with an area of ​​0.94 sq. km

Territorial waters of Russia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan

No anthropogenic spots found

1 - ice boundary
2 - port Bautin, Fort Shevchenko

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan

An anthropogenic stain was discovered, most likely an old (about 12 hours old) ship discharge

1 - anthropogenic spot, approximately 8 km from the coast of Aktau, with an area of ​​0.41 sq. km

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan

The image revealed 3 anthropogenic spots with low probability. Also in the southern part of the image, near the city of Izberbash, complex wind conditions and biogenic slicks are observed

1.2 - anthropogenic spot, approximately 75 km from the coast of the village of Khumaul, with an area of ​​1.31 sq. km
3.4 - anthropogenic spot, approximately 28 km from the coast of Makhachkala, with an area of ​​0.82 sq. km
5.6 - anthropogenic spot, approximately 30 km from the coast of Makhachkala, with an area of ​​2.11 sq. km
7 - Makhachkala

Territorial waters of Russia

No anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - o. Chechen
2 - o. Seal
3 - o. Maly Zhemchuzhny

Territorial waters of Russia

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified. The picture shows difficult wind conditions

Territorial waters of Russia and Azerbaijan

No anthropogenic spots were identified. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation.

No anthropogenic spots were identified. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation. The first photo shows Makhachkala.

No anthropogenic spots were identified. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation. 1-o. Chechen
2-o. Tyuleniy

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified. The picture shows difficult wind conditions

Territorial waters of Russia, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified. The picture shows difficult wind conditions

Territorial waters of Russia and Kazakhstan

No anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - ice boundary
2 - o. Chechen
3 - o. Maly Zhemchuzhny
4 - o. Seal
5 - port Bautin, Fort Shevchenko

Territorial waters of Russia and Kazakhstan

No anthropogenic spots were identified
The water area is covered with ice

Territorial waters of Russia and Kazakhstan

A spot was discovered in the Kaspiysk area, presumably an old ship spill (photo No. 2), highlighted. In the Azerbaijani part of the water area, complex wind conditions are observed, which complicates analysis in this area. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan.

No anthropogenic spots were identified. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation and Kazakhstan. 1-port of Makhachkala 2-general
3rd Chechen

No anthropogenic spots were identified. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation and Kazakhstan.

A photo of the northern part of the Caspian Sea; stable ice cover is observed in most of the water area. Photo ter. waters of the Russian Federation and Kazakhstan.

Environmental threat in Kalmykia: Oil pollution of the canal

In the city of Lagan (Kalmykia), a large reservoir was polluted with oil products. A water channel important for the existing ecosystem, as it is connected to the Caspian Sea, was damaged.

Spots and an iridescent film with a characteristic odor were found on the surface of the Lagansky Bank canal. The area of ​​pollution reaches 1400 square meters.

Temperature and ice formation of the Caspian Sea as of 02/23/2024.

No anthropogenic spots were identified

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan and Russia

No anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - ice boundary
2 - port Bautin, Fort Shevchenko

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan and Russia

No anthropogenic spots were identified

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan

No anthropogenic spots were identified
The water area is covered with ice

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan and Russia

In the picture ter. waters of Kazakhstan. The water area is covered with ice.

No anthropogenic spots were identified. Photo on ter. waters of Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Russian Federation, Turkmenistan.

No anthropogenic spots were identified. Photo on ter. waters of Kazakhstan. The second photo shows the city of Aktau.

No anthropogenic spots were identified. Photo on ter. waters of Kazakhstan. In the second photo is Shevchenko port

No anthropogenic spots found
1 - Chechen Island
2 - Tyuleniy Island
Fragmented parts of the ice cover are observed in the northern part of the image.
Territorial waters of Russia

A spot of probably anthropogenic origin was discovered in the Makhachkala region
Territorial waters of Russia

No anthropogenic spots were found.
Territorial waters of Russia and Azerbaijan

Photo on thermal waters of the Russian Federation. The water area is covered with ice.

No anthropogenic spots were identified. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation.

A fresh ship spill was discovered near Kaspiysk (photo No. 3). The photo shows a vessel, according to old information (more than 18 hours old) from Marine Traffic there was a fishing boat in the area. Photo of the territorial waters of the Russian Federation.

No anthropogenic spots were found. The water area is covered with ice. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation and Kazakhstan.

No anthropogenic spots were identified. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation, Kazakhstan
1-o. Tyuleniy

No anthropogenic spots were identified. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation and Kazakhstan

No anthropogenic spots were identified. Photo on ter. waters of the Russian Federation, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - Makhachkala

Territorial waters of Russia, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - Makhachkala

Territorial waters of Russia, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan

No anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - o. Maly Zhemchuzhny
2 - port Bautin, Fort Shevchenko

Territorial waters of Russia and Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified
Difficult ice conditions observed

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan and Russia

No anthropogenic spots were identified

Territorial waters of Russia and Kazakhstan

Judging by the state of the ice, there is a noticeable thaw in the waters of the NE Caspian Sea. The ice boundaries have shifted to the north, the ice has lost its cohesion and is noticeably fragmented. The current ice situation is highly likely to pose a threat to the breeding grounds of the Caspian seal

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found. Difficult ice conditions
Territorial waters of Kazakhstan and Russia

No obvious anthropogenic spots were found. The picture shows a complex situation associated with wind smoothing, accumulations of broken ice and a large number of elements of initial types of ice
1 - Tyuleniy archipelago
2 - Bautin, Fort Shevchenko
Territorial waters of Kazakhstan and Russia

No anthropogenic spots found
The image covers the territorial waters of Kazakhstan and Russia

Two stains, likely old ship spills, are noted with low probability:
1 - in Kazakhstan thermal waters
2 - in Azerbaijani thermal waters
The image covers the territorial waters of Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan

No anthropogenic spots were identified. The waters of the Northern Caspian Sea are covered with ice

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

1 - ice boundary
2 - port Bautin, Fort Shevchenko

Territorial waters of Kazakhstan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were identified

Territorial waters of the Russian Federation, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan

No obvious anthropogenic spots were detected; the image shows complex wind conditions

1 - Chechen Island
2 - Tyuleniy Island

Territorial waters of Russia

The image reveals a cluster of anthropogenic spots with a low probability, with a total area of ​​approximately 4.26 sq. km

1.2 - anthropogenic spots approximately 41 km from Derbent

Territorial waters of Russia

The image revealed several anthropogenic spots with low probability, with a total area of ​​approximately 5.6 sq. km

1.2 - 3 spots approximately 50 km from the village of Sulak
3.4 - 2 spots approximately 56 km from Izberbash
5 - Makhachkala

Territorial waters of Russia