it is 70km from the kakhovka dam.a and her husband, their life's work is in the small dairy farm. these satellite images reveal what happened to svitlana's village. 0njune 9, three days after the dam breach, flooding reaches maximum level, then starts to subside, but the damage is done. the kakhovka dam is part of the kakhovka hydroelectric power plant in the south of ukraine. the facility has been under russian occupation since the full—scale invasion. the plant was built in the 1950s during the soviet era. the huge reservoir, known to locals as the kakhovka sea, provided drinking water, and as the author of a un report on the dam, monika tothova explained, water for crops. kakhovka dam was part of the dnipro cascade of hydroelectric plants and it was an important source of waterfor arid regions in the southern part of ukraine. so, it provided drinking water for the population, it provided a source of irrigation water for the summer, and allowed these steppes, which were previously dry, to be used for agricultural pr

towns l and villages are flooded in ukraine after a major dam is breached. 0njune 6, 2023, the kakhovka dam destroyed by an explosion. a huge reservoir of water on the dnipro river was unleashed downstream, with devastating consequences. we understand 16,000 residents on the banks of ukraine—controlled areas are in immediate, critical danger. shouts ukraine and nato accused russia of committing the act. the un warned of grave and far—reaching consequences, which are being felt across ukraine and beyond. this is the story of what happened after kakhovka.

kakhovka hydroelectric plant, around 3 a.m. seismic sensors in ukraine and romania detected signs of powerful explosions, and us reconnaissance satellites recorded signs of heat corresponding to a strong explosion in the regional dams of the kakhovka hydroelectric power plant. after the explosion , water began to flow uncontrollably from the reservoir, washing away everything in its path. the ukrainian ministry of defense reports that 32 people have died, and another 39 are missing. it is not known exactly how many people died in the territories occupied by the russians. 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

as a weapon, and of course, food was used as a weapon in ukraine, the destruction of the dam in the new kakhovka, the mining of the territory of ukraine, raids from other european countries, the deliberate destruction of ports, ships, granaries , all this in order to put pressure on ukrainians, but since ukraine is a food exporter around the world, there is another aspect, president putin is trying to demonstrate his control over ukraine, and so he is announcing to the leaders of african and asian countries that he is now the master of food, that he now has power over hunger, that he will decide who lives and who die, which of course is very direct. an echo of the 1930s and stalin's policy. and another connection is that just as soviet policy was based on confidence in the future, putin's policy is based on confidence in the past. he i am sure that there was no ukraine, there is no, and there cannot be, therefore everything that is done against ukrainians must be justified, just like stalin, the stalinists were sure that there is one certain future, one certain communism. union and therefore eve

the animals away, then they just killed them there, then it was in this already the kakhovka tragedy, yes, when the damstroyed the dam, the dam broke, what were the consequences for the family for the ecology, but now you are still reaping from those more large-scale ones, because we understand that this is a question for centuries, probably, er, well, i don't think that for a century, after all, nature has a very good property to recover, and most importantly, there is a harmful factor today, it is the presence of occupiers , as soon as we drive them out, we will certainly provide ways and means to help in the restoration of this pristine nature, and i think that most of the territories will be restored. of course, the damage to those animals that were shot is also a fact, well, but you have to understand that those animals are there, they are in wild conditions, without natural enemies, and although now they have natural enemies there, they are the occupiers. and lisgo always engaged in what he regulated the number of these animals. mr. oleksandr, look, unfortunately, nature cannot regulate the popul

reconnaissance satellites recorded signs of heat corresponding to a strong explosion in the regional dams of the kakhovkaydroelectric power plant. after the explosion water began to flow uncontrollably from the reservoir, washing away everything in its path. the ukrainian ministry of defense reports that 32 people have died, and another 39 are missing. it is not known exactly how many people died in the territories occupied by the russians. in just 15 days, the kakhov sea, as the locals called it, milia, it is very clearly visible on satellite images, 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 th

kakhovka hydroelectric plant. mykolaiv region was significantly affected by detonation of the hes dam. the water level in the localr 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 gardens were completely flooded, and the picture of those people who were left without housing was very difficult. more than 370 families were flooded, their houses were flooded, the woman says, the water quality has greatly deteriorated since then, and it is not surprising, because oil products, skotomolniki and local garbage dumps, all these were absorbed by reservoirs and groundwater of the region. oksana has her own well, but she does not drink water from it, as well other residents of the snowdrop, buys cleaned. the water quality has deteriorated, i still have a pool at home. so we collect water from there, and volunteers also brought us water , so we walk, so that there is a lot of salt in the water, we also have a spring in the yard, well, we haven’t drank it yet, at least we watered

kakhovka hydroelectric plant. 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, flooded houses and gardens. animals died. 13 settlements of the region were under water. it was also damaged by the fact that the crops and gardens were completely flooded, and it was a very difficult picture of those people who were left without housing, more than 370 families, were flooded, and the houses were flooded, the woman says, the quality of the water from... very much worsened, it is not surprising, because oil products skotomolynyky and local landfills, all this was absorbed by reservoirs and groundwater of the region. oksana has her own well, but she does not drink water from it, as well other residents of the snow plow, buys cleaned. the quality of the water has worsened, i still have a pool at home, so i collect water from there, and volunteers also bring us water, so we go, so that it is very good. there is a lot of salt in the water, we also have a spring in the yard, well, we didn't drink it yet, but at l

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 and gardens were completely flooded, and the picture of those people who were left without housing, more than 370 families, were flooded, and the houses were flooded, was very difficult. the woman says that the quality of the water has greatly deteriorated since then, and it is not surprising, because the oil products of cattle burial grounds and local landfills have all been absorbed by reservoirs and groundwater of the region. oksana has her own well, but she does not drink the water from it, like other residents of snow river, she buys cleaned, the quality of the water has worsened, i still have a pool at home, so i and we collect water from there, and volunteers also bring us water, so we go, so that there is a lot of salt in the water, we also have a spring in the y

kakhovka hydroelectric plant, around 3 a.m. seismic sensors in ukraine and romania detected signs of powerful explosions, and us reconnaissance satellites recorded signs of heat consistent with a strong explosion in district dams of kakhovska hes. after the explosion , water began to flow uncontrollably from the reservoir, washing away everything in its path. the ukrainian ministry of defense reports that 32 people have died, and another 39 are missing. it is not known exactly how many people died in the territories occupied by the russians. 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 me

kakhovka hydroelectric plant. around three in the morning seismic sensors in ukraine and romania detected signs of powerful explosions, and us reconnaissance satellites recorded signs of heat corresponding to a strong explosion in the district damsovskaya ges. after the explosion , water began to flow uncontrollably from the reservoir, washing away everything in its path. the ukrainian ministry of defense reports that 32 people have died, and another 39 are missing. it is not known exactly how many people died in the territories occupied by the russians. in just 15 days, the kakhov sea, as 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 previously there, were laid bare