The destruction of the Kakhovka dam caused 1,2 billion euros worth of damage, Ukraine's environment minister said today, warning that mines dug in the floods could end up on the shores of other European countries. The collapse of the dam on June 6, overseen by Russian forces, caused flooding across southern Ukraine and in the Russian-occupied Kherson region, while ...
The recent collapse of the Dnieper dam at Nova Kakhovka is also connected with the halting of the Ukrainian offensive. As Kiev and Moscow accuse each other of collapsing the dam, causing massive flooding that killed dozens of people, sources told The Associated Press agency documents testifying that Russia "had the means, the motive and the ability" to destroy it...
The New York Times reported that there is evidence that Russia is responsible for the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam. PHOTO: Ukrainian village before and after the destruction of Kakhovka Dam The Kakhovka Dam, which is under Russian occupation, was destroyed on June 6, and the concrete barrier that destroyed it was placed deep inside the structure. - The evidence clearly indicates that...
The Ukrainian military said it rescued and then arrested five Russian soldiers who were drowning in a region flooded after the Kakhovka dam collapsed. A video was also released about the event, which shows Ukrainian special forces rescuing Russian soldiers in boats.
Due to the destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam and the overflow of the reservoir, four districts will have short-term water supply problems, and Crimea will not receive water for at least a year. "There is no water supply in Crimea because the water level in the Kakhovka reservoir is much lower than the water level needed to flow through the Crimean Canal. Therefore,…
Due to the destroyed dam, Crimea will be without water for at least a year Read More »
