filming the story live, that is, we recorded natalya with our team filmed virtually forever how the kakhov seaer russia carried out a terrible terrorist attack on it by blowing up the dam, and today with us in the studio is one of the heroes of natalia's film, serhiy dubnyak, head of the hydrology and technical hydrobiology department of the institute of hydrobiological sciences, a member of the basin council of the lower dnipro, candidate of geographical sciences of ukraine, we welcome you, mr. serhiy, thank you for visiting, it will be very interesting for us and our viewers to talk with you to continue and discuss the story of the film, because well, despite the fact that the movie just came out recently, but actually things keep changing there, every day, honestly, every day for myself, i'm discovering, as they say, the second bottom, the third bottom of this reservoir, because even now you see these frames, they're emerald green, which cover the bottom of the former reservoir, and this is some kind of fantasy, because the first thing we heard was that there will be a desert, a burned-out

only for 15 days, the kakhov sea, which is exactly what the locals called it - milia. this is very clearly visible on satellite images. 18 billion cubic meters of water leaked from the reservoir. huge spaces, which were earlier, have become bare. were under water, the consequences of the detonation hes felt almost the entire south, from zaporizhzhia to odesa. previously , everything here was filled with water, now it is a sandy beach in zaporizhzhia, which you can walk along. even pierce testifies that the water level was much higher, there is a mark that shows this, and this is the result of the russians blowing up kakhovskaya hydroelectric power plants, local. in zaporizhzhia , they claim that the water receded by a few meters. how it will harm ecosystems. in the topic of the dnipro, we talked with environmental experts and are ready to share with you. before the catastrophe itself, before this explosion, the level was the maximum above the regulatory mark, it was somewhere around 17 m. therefore, we can see that even the trees that were near this, the beach area, we

the kakhov sea fed millions of people and made hundreds fertile hectares of land in the region.anals with dnieper water reached kryvyi rih on one side, and all the way to berdyansk on the other. what do you think the news could be. you see, we are already in the 21st century. century, so what we did even in 2000, it is already outdated, first of all, it is already possible to move away from turbine oil and make the working wheels environmentally friendly, this will no longer be the case, there will already be oils that are synthetic and there is no harm at all will not be, secondly, there were many comments on the project that there was no fishbowl, i am sure that in this project a fish passage will be built, when we see how they blew up, what they blew up, when we are already there , we will already think, it is even more reliable to build a station, well, if we block it, they will build a dam, then the reservoir can be filled in a year or two, well, everything is fine we will be full'. only up to 12.7 m , and this will be enough for all regions to already be able to work with

in just 15 days , the kakhov sea, as the locals called it, milia.is very clearly visible on satellite images. 18 billion cubic meters. meters water leaked out of the reservoir, huge spaces that were previously under water were exposed, the consequences of the explosion hes felt almost the entire south, from zaporizhzhia to odessa. previously , everything here was filled with water, now it is a sandy beach in zaporizhzhia, which you can walk along. even piers testifies that the water level was much higher, there is a mark that shows this, and this is the result of the russians blowing up the kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station, the locals in zaporizhia claim that the water moved back by a few meters. how will it harm the dnipro ecosystem? we talked to environmental experts and are ready to share with you. before the catastrophe itself, before this explosion, the level was at a maximum higher than the standard mark of about 17 m. therefore, we can see that even the trees that were near this beach area were previously flooded. today, as we can see,

currently we have a large meadow reviving, the territory where we had water, in fact, where the kakhov sea was, is reviving, now we have a carpet of four-meter trees there, and only in my community we we have plus 10 km of fertile fertile land that has not given birth for 70 years, we have 200% more coastline, we have a current, old riverbeds, cossack rivers, the skarbna river, the bystrik river, underground, they remained a river.. the meadow is legendary, they have remained and are now flowing across the territory veliky lug, moreover, i will tell you, in our territory of the community, the swans have returned, the storks have returned, we have a reviving ecosystem, both flora and fauna, and the only thing that is preventing it from reviving and fully functioning and fully living the great meadow is the cursed occupier who is on the left bank and who is preventing our lands from reviving and us helping this land to revive , it is fantastic, in fact, it is the fact that the cascade of these soviet hydroelectric dams along the dnieper and the stalin line of defense we will present will flo

in just 15 days, the kakhov sea, as the locals called it, milia.y clearly visible on satellite images. 18 billion cubic meters of water leaked from the reservoir. huge spaces, which were previously there, were laid bare

in just 15 days, the kakhov sea, as it was called by the locals, milia, it is very clearly visible on satellite images, 18 billion cubic meters of water leaked from the reservoir, huge spaces that were previously under water were exposed, the consequences almost the entire south, from zaporozhye to odesa, felt the undermining. everything here used to be filled with water, now it's a sandy beach in zaporizhzhia, which you can walk on, that the water level was ... much higher even piers testifies, there is a mark that shows this, and this is the result of the russians blowing up the kakhovka hydroelectric plant, locals in zaporizhzhia claim that the water receded by a few meters. we talked with environmental experts and are ready to share with you how this will harm the dnipro ecosystem. before the catastrophe itself, before this explosion, the level was the maximum above the normative mark, was somewhere around 17 m. therefore. we can see that even the trees that were near this, the beach area, were previously flooded, today , as we can see, the water has receded, large areas have beco

waters of kherson region, mykolaiv region and odesa region. 18 billion cubic meters of water of the kakhov seaed away everything in its path. in addition to human casualties, the russians caused irreversible damage to the ecosystem of southern ukraine. concerned ecovolunteers decided to examine water samples to find out if it is recovering independently what scientists found in the water samples in the plot. dmytro didora, after the kakhovskaya gez , the river developed very strongly, because it flooded our embankment in pavlivky village, and then three streets of vasylivka were damaged, causing a lot of damage to people. oksana, a resident of the village of pavlivka in the snihoriv district, remembers how the ingulets river overflowed after the russians blew up the kakhovka hydroelectric plant. mykolaiv region was significantly affected by detonation of the hes dam. the water level in the local river rose by more than 6 meters, it flooded houses and gardens, animals died. in total , 13 settlements in the region were under water. the damage was also caused by the fact that the harvest, er, the

waters of kherson region, mykolaiv region and odesa region. 18 billion cubic meters of water of the kakhov seaed away everything in its path. in addition to human casualties, the russians caused irreversible damage ecosystems of southern ukraine. concerned ecovolunteers decided to examine water samples to find out if it regenerates itself, what scientists found... in the water samples in dmytro didor's plot. after the kakhovsky gez, the river overflowed very much, because it flooded our embankment in the village of pavlivky, and then vasylivka, three streets were damaged, causing a lot of damage to people. resident

the waters of kherson oblast, mykolaiv oblast and odesa, 18 billion cubic meters of water of the kakhov sea washed away everything in their path. in addition to human casualties, the russians caused irreversible damage to the ecosystem of the south. concerned eco-volunteers decided to examine water samples to find out if it decomposes on its own, which scientists found in the samples of water in dmytro didora's plot, after the kakhovsky gez, the river overflowed very much, because it flooded our embankment in the village of pavlivka, and then three streets of vasylivka were damaged, a lot of damage was done to people, a resident of... the village of pavlivka, snihoriv district, oksana remembers how it overflowed the ingulets river after the russians blew up the kakhovka hydroelectric power station. mykolaiv oblast was significantly affected by the blowing up of the hes dam. the water level in the local river rose by more than 6 meters, flooding houses and gardens. animals died. a total of 13 were under water settlements of the region. the damage was also caused by the fact that the crops an

in just 15 days, the kakhov sea, as the locals called it, milia, it is very clearly visible on satellitemages, 18 billion cubic meters of water flowed out of the reservoir, huge spaces that were previously under water were exposed, the consequences of the explosion hes felt almost the entire south, from zaporozhye to odessa. before everything here was filled with water, now it is a sandy beach in zaporizhzhia, on which you can... walk, the fact that the water level was much higher is evidenced even by the pier, there is a mark that shows this, and these are the consequences of the russians undermining the kakhovka hydroelectric plant, locals in zaporizhzhia claim that the water receded by a few meters, how it will harm the dnipro ecosystem, we talked to environmental experts and are ready to share with you. before the disaster before this explosion, the level was maximum above the regulatory mark, is somewhere around 17 m, so we can see that even the trees that were near this , the beach area, were previously flooded, today, as we can see, the water has receded, large areas have been exp

kakhov reservoir changed when, when the russians blew up the dam, but me... most of all, somehow the theme of mussels and mollusks, which lived in the upper seas and were a natural filter, got caught in your film , who filtered the water and constantly tried to purify it step by step, i also want to briefly ask mr. ivan about what is happening with the ecosystem in the water now, are there at least some number of these mussels left, because it seems 500, 500,000 tons and the volumes of these filters of natural elements were in the sea that remained of this, did nature have any tools at all in this, in this part of the sea that remained to filter and purify the water? well, i want to say that the changes that have taken place, we must not forget that this is still, now the scenario is a little bit, it is going better than we, say, expected and many people thought, but still it is a huge tragedy, this a huge tragedy, what happened both below the dam, and in the black sea, and above the dam, and precisely these low-mobility animals, low-mobility animals and plants that during the 80 years of the reservoir's existence, they formed an ecosystem there, almost all of t