Tatyana Tomilina: On October 31 we celebrate the International Black Sea Day, the most beloved and dear to many of us. From the harsh (inhospitable) Pontus Aksinsky of the ancient Greeks to the Pontus Oksinsky - the sea that became the home of the settlers. The Black Sea has changed more than one name. Today it is 422 thousand square meters. Kilometers of warmth, picturesque landscapes and a unique ecosystem that washes the shores of seven countries. The Black Sea is our heritage. Let's make sure that the warm waves and welcoming beaches remain in the memory of more than one generation.

Tatyana Tomilina: On October 31 we celebrate the International Black Sea Day, the most beloved and dear to many of us. From the harsh (inhospitable) Pontus Aksinsky of the ancient Greeks to the Pontus Oksinsky - the sea that became the home of the settlers. The Black Sea has changed more than one name. Today it is 422 thousand square meters. Kilometers of warmth, picturesque landscapes and a unique ecosystem that washes the shores of seven countries. The Black Sea is our heritage. Let's make sure that the warm waves and welcoming beaches remain in the memory of more than one generation.