First whales killed as Iceland restarts commercial hunt

Iceland has resumed its commercial whaling activities after halting the practice for two years, sparking renewed debate and protests. The first two fin whales were processed at the Hvalur facility, marking the return to this contentious issue. This move highlights Iceland's stance on traditional whaling methods, but it also reignites international criticism and ethical concerns about the practice. The resumption underscores the ongoing tension between cultural traditions and global environmental standards.