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Sign in to searchSea of Azov: A Strategic Maritime Flashpoint in the Russia–Ukraine Conflict
The Sea of Azov is a strategically important semi-enclosed inland sea located in Eastern Europe, bordered by Ukraine and Russia. Connected to the Black Sea through the narrow Kerch Strait, it serves as a vital gateway linking inland waterways to global maritime trade routes. Covering about 39,000 sq km, it is recognized as the world's shallowest sea, with an average depth of only about seven metres.
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Explore the Sea of Azov's strategic importance in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, its geographic significance, environmental challenges, and global implications for maritime trade.
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