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I set up NAT on my Mikrotik (M-OSPF-15). Router goes online (pings ya.ru, vk.com, etc.).
Need to configure access to the Internet for all routers from the zone OSPF, as other routers do not have this option (not pinging ya.ru, vk.com, etc.).
Option with forwarding default route to the router, which sends traffic (M-OSPF-15), falls out, because the default route can only be one, and there may be several routes to M-OSPF-15.
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I work in an EVE-NG virtual lab.
P.S.: I just understand networks, if any details are missing - write. Explained as best I could.

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Option with forwarding default route to the router, which sends traffic (M-OSPF-15), falls out, because the default route can only be one, and there may be several routes to M-OSPF-15.

You haven't figured out the principle of routing yet, what the default route is all about. Reread the literature or find a better one.

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Option with forwarding default route to the router, which sends traffic (M-OSPF-15), falls out, because the default route can only be one, and there may be several routes to M-OSPF-15.
So what's the problem with the same OSPF announcing the default route? And what does it have to do with nat if your routers don't know where to send all the traffic?