Is the war entering a new phase? They release them by cutting off their fins and dropping them in the sea. Their bodies, with net marks on their skin, are often washed ashore. It failed - but the ongoing hostilities have been killing "hundreds times more" bottlenose and short-beaked dolphins and harbour porpoises, according to Ivan Rusev, head researcher at the Tuzly Lagoons national park in southern Ukraine. In 2022 alone, some 50,000 dolphins died this way, and by 2026, the number exceeded 120,000, or one in four cetaceans in the Black Sea, Rusev told Al Jazeera.

The first "SmackDown Live" exclusive pay-per-view in two and a half months is set for Sunday night in Detroit. Eight matches are scheduled for WWE Hell in a Cell 2017, including the pre-show, and four titles will be on the line. Below are predictions for every match on the WWE Hell in a Cell card. Shane McMahon vs. Kevin Owens (Hell in a Cell Falls Count Anywhere Match) This has certainly been a feud worthy of a main-event match, with the story building slowly ever since Owens joined the blue brand in May. Anything can happen when there are no disqualifications, but the logical decision is to have the actual wrestler win. Shane had the biggest moment of WrestleMania 32 before losing to The Undertaker, and he held his own with AJ Styles before getting pinned at WrestleMania 33.

Some of the final pieces for SummerSlam 2017 will fall into place Sunday night with the last "SmackDown Live" pay-per-view prior to the "Big Four" event. WWE Battleground 2017 will feature seven matches on the card with three championships on the line. Battleground 2017 is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. EDT, and the pre-show gets underway at 7:30 p.m. EDT. Ordering the event on PPV costs $54.99, but fans can also watch the event with a live stream on the WWE Network. A subscription to the network costs $9.99 per month, though new subscribers get the first month free.

The final WWE pay-per-view before SummerSlam is set for Sunday night in Philadelphia with WWE Battleground 2017. Jinder Mahal will defend his WWE Championship against Randy Orton in the main event, and two more championships will be on the line. Below are predictions for every match on the card, which will feature only members of the "SmackDown Live" roster. It was shocking for Jinder to win the WWE Championship shortly after WrestleMania 33, but it would make little sense for him to lose the title at this point. He's already beaten Orton twice, and their feud should come to an end at Battleground.

There's only one WWE pay-per-view scheduled until Survivor Series in November, and it's set for Sunday night in Boston. Hell in a Cell 2016, a "Monday Night Raw" PPV, will feature three matches inside of the cage, including a first for WWE. While WWE is calling the three matches a "triple main event," the women's championship match might close the show. Sasha Banks defends her title against Charlotte in what should be the conclusion of their long-running feud, and it's the first time ever that women will compete in Hell in a Cell. Roman Reigns and Rusev will fight inside of the cell, as well, in a United States Championship match. Bayley vs. Dana Brooke could potentially be added to the card before the end of the week, but only six matches are officially scheduled for Hell in a Cell following "Monday Night Raw."