now i'm walking along the bottom of the kakhovsky reservoir. there should be a few more meters of water above me, the reaction is a catastrophe , look, shock, because it is not known what will happen, the space landscape, it seems that on mars, scientists spread magnetic markers on a muddy area, so that in a year they can check what it is overgrown, if overgrown, the areas along the bottom were the first to start turning green. on july 23, one and a half months after the detonation of the hes near the village of maryansky, we saw how weeds and sprouts were sown trees this is the natural ambrosia growing already, well, for now, a weed that is undemanding, but with time, god knows how long it takes for a breast to be born here. this is how nature takes its toll little by little, and i know that ivan ivanovich and his colleagues are so brave that they have already returned to the bottom of the kakhovsky reservoir, and this area is dangerous, because after all, there are hostilities nearby, ivan moysienko, i want to ask you how much more the bottom of the kakhovsky reservoir has become over

tons of dead fish ended up on exposed areas of the bottom of the kakhovsky sea.reviously , there were 52 species of fish native to the kakhovsky reservoir , well, that is, according to different estimates, they call a different number, some say 48, others 52, let’s say, there are a lot of fish among them settlers who are not, let's say, good fish settlers, but... the main part of the fish store is carp species of fish, first of all it is striped crucian carp, carp, gossip, bream and some others, and as for predatory fish species, it is mostly pike perch , catfish, pike and also some others, and with regard to those types of fish that we may lose, it is worth noting that the main ones, let's say, were very poor in rare fish species, red book fish, for example, setter and so on, that is, not there were conditions for reproduction, that is why such types of mushrooms as they mostly had caro-silver here. let's say so, the best conditions for existence, so to say today that we will lose some species of fish that would be, let's say so, too valuable, let's say so, then

zaporizhzhia, dnipropetrovsk, and kherson regions took water from the kakhovsky reservoir.see how much the amount of water in the dnipro river has decreased, if the kakhov reservoir was a large capacity for water, including drinking water. and water was taken into this large container, these large containers , and pumped into the corresponding channels, as for irrigation. fields and for drinking water supply to the southern half of the zaporizhzhia region, in addition, industrial water, reverse water, household sewage, etc., and due to the fact that the volume of water was still large, it allowed to somehow dilute these industrial return waters, today there are risks, the risks that when it gets into further water, which is what happens now industrial effluents, stormwater, drainage, polluted waters of these effluents into the dnipro river, the river will not have enough resources to self-regulate, to dilute these effluents, the decrease in the volume of water in the kakhovsky reservoir has led to the fact that the channels that were requested from the kakhovsky reservoirs

and further to another topic, i will mention that on june 6, the russians blew up the kakhovsky yegsn kherson region, this is exactly the area we mentioned, and where this action of the enemy caused a change in the line of defense, allowed the enemy to avoid pressure. of our forces in the format of forcing, and together with this, it was one of the biggest crimes of the russian federation, dozens of settlements in ukraine, in particular the city of kherson, suffered from flooding during that period, this crime led to such an ecocide of huge economic losses, the displacement of thousands of people, and ee, in fact, now such crimes of the russian federation as subversion kakhovsky gas and the use of missiles on our peaceful territory. it is carefully studied and researched and assembled into an evidence base by our experts, in particular, specialists of the kyiv research institute of forensic expertise of the ministry of justice of ukraine, and now oleksandr ruvin, the director of this institute, is involved with us. mr. oleksandr, i congratulate you. good evening, i also congratulate

tons of dead fish ended up on exposed areas of the bottom of the kakhovsky sea. previously , 52 species of fish were native to the water area of ​​the kakhovsky reservoir, well, that is, according to different estimates, different numbers are called, some they call 48, others 52. let's say so, among them there are a large number of fish settlers who are not , let's say, good fish settlers, but the main share of the fish transporter to the storage is a box. the types of fish are primarily cerestri bream, carp, gossip, bream and some others, and as for predatory fish species, it is mostly zander, catfish, pike and also some others, and as for those types of fish that we can...' advise, it is worth to note that the main ones, let's say this way, were very poor in rare species of fish, red book fish, for example, setter and so on, that is, there were no conditions for reproduction, that is why fish species such as silverfish here had, for the most part, let's say, the best conditions for existence, which is why it is said today that we will lose some fish species tha

from the kakhovsky reservoir, no longer reach them., this is the r9 channel, with which are now in the occupied territory, many settlements in the southern part of the zaporizhia region received water from this canal, so today we understand that there is not much water supply for people there , including the remnants of water that remained in this canal p -9, some small reservoirs, but these resources will also be exhausted, and the big question is how the southern part of the zaporizhia region under... will provide drinking water supply. to restore or not to restore the kakhovskaya gez is a difficult question for different experts. if at the beginning some argued that it is better to give the dnieper its natural course and not restore the gene. for the warehouse that existed in the dnipro river before the construction of the kakhovskyi hes, then of course this all interferes. but what should be kept in mind here. if the kokhovsky dam, that is, if we are talking about fish farming.

most of them, before this the seeds fell into the silt that was located on these sandy areas of the kakhovskyvoir, the simplicity is different, it is like inherent, inherent types of vegetation, that is, including steppe grasses, these are trees, already willow, poplar and others, which historically .. were in their territories, but there are invasive plants, including such as ambrosia polonylisna, which also begins to occupy some territory, but we understand that in any case on disturbed lands first of all, ragweed, as an invasive plant, it first of all tries capture this territory, but over time other plants, including steppe grasses, are stronger, they will squeeze out this invasive vegetation, tons of dead fish ended up on exposed areas of the bottom. kokhov sea. previously , the water area of ​​the kokhov reservoirs was inherent 52 species of fish, well, that is, according to different estimates, they call a different number, some say 48, others 52, let’s say so, among them there are a large number of fish dwellers who are not, let’s say, good fish dwellers, but the main part of the rybk

include in the agenda a day-long discussion of the consequences of russia's terrorist attack on kakhovsky hess. first secretary of the embassy of ukraine in uzbekistan, if korkchi, emphasized that as a result of the russian full-scale invasion, more than 2,000 hectares of ukrainian land were polluted by russian mines and shells. separately, the representative of ukraine called for an analysis of all environmental threats created by russia's aggression, and in particular the russian terrorist attack on the kakhovsky hess. of course, the representative of erefia rejected all the accusations and urged not to poison the meeting. together, find common answers to all ecological threats created by aggression. there will be a return to a normal, stable life, the echoes of the war will be preserved for a long time with mine explosions taking the lives of children, women and men, pollution of water, soil, atmosphere and the natural environment. the only cossack dueling section in the region operates in the city a newly-ukrainian woman in the kirovohrad region, in the reception used by the ancestors

poems, another problem of the seasiders - the lack of technical water, which was taken from the kakhovskyis now in place of the sea, thickets of reeds and young trees , as well as puddles in the distance, hundreds of coastal residents do not have water, and there will be no water, and there will be no water, it is unlikely that we will have any in the near future water will be after the war, we'll see, we'll live, we'll see, at this time now, who will do it, no one will do anything, galina's family lives near a well, of which there are three in primorskyi, so they have drinking water, but many local residents on the edge of the village depended on dry wells. kakhovki, it's easier in the village, it's easier to live, and if it wasn't for the water that broke the dam, that there is no sea water, it would be now, winter is expected here with concern, this year there is no state aid in providing firewood, the local administration says. well, state unfortunately, there is no program this year, but we have appealed to almost six or six charitable foundations, well, we are appealing to everyone

participants to include in the agenda a daily discussion of the consequences of ter. of russia on kakhovsky hes. the first secretary of the embassy of ukraine in uzbekistan, yusuf kruchi, emphasized that as a result of the russian full-scale invasion , more than 2,000 hectares of ukrainian land were contaminated by russian mines and shells. separately, the representative of ukraine called for an analysis of all environmental threats created by aggression and, in particular , by the russian terrorist attack on the kakhovsky ges. the representative of the krefia, of course, all the accusations from. threw and urged not to poison arefia meeting. we have it together find common answers to all environmental threats created by russia's aggression. without this , there will be no return to a normal, stable life, and the echoes of the war will remain for a long time. in mine explosions that take lives, in the pollution of water, soil, atmosphere and natural environment. on the border of poland and ukraine, the protest action of polish carriers has been going on for more than 10 days. already about

always say that arrivals in nikopol, margantsi, there are populated areas of the coastal zone of the kakhovsky reservoir, or rather, what is left of it today is the dnipro river, up to 14 seconds from the moment of departure. and this, of course, can catch any person, blowing up such shelters, providing everything necessary there, but of course, all these shelters, as well as mobile shelters that stand on the streets and stationary ones that are in communal institutions, they must continue to be equipped, because our territory needs more and more such shelters, because such an intensity of shelling and a quick range to the territory of nikopol of the district... encourages us to deal with this problem , i wanted to talk about the reasons for such rather conditional refusals, this is not a criticism at all, i just think that we are silent. and less people come to us, why don't you always get in touch with us, you tell me what is happening, is it really important for the enemy, the citation of the leaders of certain cities, and the number of arrivals depends on this, whether it does not matter a

blowing up the kakhovskaya hes dam. 18 billion cubic meters of water flowed uncontrollably from the kakhovsky sea, washing away everything in its path. the ukrainian ministry of defense reports that she died 32 people, another 39, are missing. how many people died on sight. the russian territories are truly unknown, except for human casualties. dmytro didora found out how people live in the territories where the water came from. well, you see, this is where she stood on sunday for it to come down, because you see, these lines remained like that, you see, when it was there, it would go down, and she stood because of the fact that they are further , even the stripes remained. due to the fact that the water stood here for a long time. tetyana shapir lives with her family in afanasiivka mykolaiv region. the village, like an island , is surrounded on all sides by the ingulets river. when the russians blew up the kakhovka hydroelectric power plant, a lot of water reached the woman's house in less than a day. the house was almost completely flooded. the man says, when he was here, he says, there is

the guy lived in the kherson region, in the kakhovsky district, in the city of tavriyskyi. imagine, from february 24, 2022, there was not a single one about him news therefore, i very much ask everyone to look closely at konstantin's photo. he looks 15-16 years old, has dark blond hair and gray-green eyes, number 1163. calls from any mobile operator are free. any information is important. i also want to remind you that we are continuing the search for ten-year-old artem kholodny, who disappeared in the kharkiv region back in september 20. his mother asked for help in finding the boy. imagine that a woman has not seen or heard from her son for more than a year. appealing to anyone who can see or know any info if anyone saw or heard, can you provide any information, i am asking you to do so, because the heart of the mother is breaking and the fact is that the parents of artem kholodny are divorced and live separately, it so happened that when the war began, the boy was with his father in the city kupyansk, kharkiv region. on the third day of the full-scale invasion, the city

i will say in this regard, in terms of the ecosystem, in terms of the territory of the kakhovsky reservoirterritory of our community, there are only positive results or shifts, because a reservoir, like any man-made object, needs and needed annual maintenance, i am like a person who was born. a native of novrontsov, who actually grew up in a reservoir, i was swimming, one might say, like any kherson resident, so i marked any fish, the greenness of the water, and there, for example, the reddening of the water from manganets, the same city of manganets , and accordingly, if the reservoir, like a zoo or a park, a human natural creation, is not taken care of, it becomes evil and it dies, accordingly, currently we have a large meadow, a territory, that is reviving...

appropriate time regarding the lack of centralized water supply in some territories, and when the kakhovskyesture was undermined, this vesnikopol district was left without centralized water supply, over time, of course, the state... local self-government bodies and a very large number of charitable foundations, they provided a lot of help to our region, and in total we see that today there are local projects, and we say that in some cities and regions it is already running drinking water, technical water in some taps , well, in some regions we have to wait for the construction of the water pipeline that you are currently showing on the screen, in some regions, the state is building it. we are waiting for this water supply that will provide the restoration of centralized water supply, and for now, of course, in cities and in villages, there are adequate containers, there are adequate water reserves , adequate transportation for those areas that need it, so we are very grateful to all charitable foundations that support our region and help with water transportation , and what are the projecte

about 200 animals were evacuated from the war zone and the territories affected by the explosion on kakhovskythe shelter says that after february 24 , the statistics of adoptions worsened a lot, for one pick-up request, about a hundred calls are received about giving the animal to the shelter. the number of requests to give animals to the shelter is 5-10 times more than before the war. very different reasons why they want to give, or someone found an animal right now and he needs this animal somewhere children. or the military calls that they are leaving their position there, they need it, they sheltered dogs, cats, or just someone there, someone died in order to introduce the animals to potential owners, the shelters organized adoption days, the dogs and cats will be taken to the capital vdng this weekend, where everyone will be able to find a companion based on temperament and character, in this way it has already been possible to arrange 110 animals, sonia grigorchuk, vadim verba, tv channel rada, total national marathon, united news. animals need people, we need some pause on the air, so

started another school, where they enrolled all the children of the village, and kostyantynivka of the kakhovskyict, even those who had already left a long time ago, so they continue to imitate, let's say, this civilian, peaceful life, yes, at the same time, there is mining, yes, what the military say we don't know anything, it's obvious that civilians don't know about it either, if you talk about the retreat routes for civilians, you're talking about people leaving, who stays, for what reasons and people who leave, how they can do it to do, or does not block in some way this departure, the russian army, well, the departure is a very difficult story, very difficult, we have the story of the priest, the bishop of kherson and tavriy. yes, not just any priest there, but the head of the ukrainian orthodox church of ukraine, who by the will of fate remained in the er , uncontrolled territory, lived there until july, and only in july of this year he and his mother managed to leave, and well, who cares, on find it on our website, read it, it’s this interview in two parts there, and well, it’s just that

there, a total of 28 guided aerial bombs, it was dropped on beryslav, beryslav district, a little on kakhovskythat i have for today at the present moment, this, in these in this area, unfortunately, we have one dead and two wounded, in addition, shelling. .. constantly, i will tell you during this day, there are constant explosions and even now , the regional center was constantly being shelled , you know, this is probably the case that every minute there was an arrival of some kind of weapon, and these are different types of weapons, and that is why we have three more wounded in the regional center , this is i will say that the information at least, i will more information will be to know around 9 o'clock, when there will be a complete assembly in all districts, in all communities , which is happening, i repeat once again that the enemy does not choose weapons, he does everything possible and even impossible, that's why you know, they don't have enough of those guided air bombs, they also use those explosives that they drop from small drones, you know, i'm saying that it turns into such a ful

appeared in the basements in kherson, again there in those places where there was flooding after kakhovsky to dig in on the left bank, let's say, two stacks of shovels and already water, but our guys are advancing, those who come to us in the center, we ask tired, of course, very, but not in but the fighting spirit is there. the presence, let's say, is just an explanation from the command that the idea of ​​these bridgeheads is primarily to push the enemy as far as possible from kherson itself so that there would be no artillery fire, at least that's how everyone understands it, and all the people of kherson, at least we are waiting for it to be pushed back and it will be a little easier, because, well, in fact, the air alarm is like that for us, well, we don’t pay attention to it, although we should, because literally, in my opinion, tuesday, wednesday flew right in, we saw from the basement as near our center it flew right in front of our nose 10 m away, the guys jumped to us, we still had a slight wound on the hand, so very light, but we also provided first aid, and there were holes in

because we always say that arrivals in nikopol, marganka, there are settlements in the coastal zone, kakhovskyvoir, or rather the dnipro river left from it today, up to 14 seconds from the moment of departure, and it can naturally grow any person, with a child, in any part of the city, when a person simply goes to the store, in the account within the possibility of the authorities local self-governments continue to set up such shelters, which provide everything necessary there, but of course, all these shelters, as well as mobile ones that stand on the streets and those that are in communal institutions, they must continue to be set up, because our territory needs more such shelters and more , because such an intensity of shelling and a quick approach to the territory of the nikopol district prompts us to deal with this issue constantly, you know, today we wanted to include mayor margansy, but he is absolutely not criticism, i'm just like, what are we doing and there are less people coming to us, you always get in touch with us, tell us what's happening, or that area, when charitable funds als

due to military actions and the undermining of the kakhovsky reservoir, 80 species were on the verge extinction. almost immediately after the beginning of the invasion, the ukrainian director stanislav kapravov started filming a documentary film. in nika's search for animal rescue. what he saw in kyiv region, kharkiv region, kherson region, the director calls the holocaust of animals. a few weeks ago , the north american premiere took place at the festival in new york, iryna solomko and pavlo terekhov met with the director. this is war you understand, people are dying here, what can we talk about animals, if this horde does not spare either its own or others, then what will we talk about animals or birds. for the director stanislav kapralov , this is the first documentary film, before that he made a feature film, but the full-scale invasion and the personal story of the search for the dog forced him to start filming the tragic reality and become part of the volunteer movement. in the kyiv region, even during the time when the fighting was going on there, the territory there was occup

how did it happen, that did you run out of water, is this not entirely related to the tragedy on kakhovsky? yes, it is purely like this, i would call it a political situation, but it is still the activity of the leadership, some structures and organizations that provide a strategic direction for the population, that is, exactly what happened as soon as the first frosts left 7° frost, water is missing in the morning, people start calling, we find out that on the territory of the workshop of the regional water canal, on the territory of the village of bolabyna, kuchumovska hromada, the removal of equipment has just begun, the police, the enforcement service came, they bogged down the excavators, special equipment that serves the territory and took it to a fine , well , the site, saying that it is already on a competitive basis for implementation. first of all, i want to thank the local residents of the community, because they really did not hesitate to come out, we invited representatives of the community, representatives of various spheres of activity there and communication with the public

dmytro, and there were these problems before, in particular, they were connected with the kakhovsky reservoir on... the best ecological situation in ukraine in nikopol and marganka, but now, when constant shelling is added and some people have left, are there any such household nuances that make life difficult, i don’t know, there is garbage removal, for example, about water supply and the lack of sewage in parts, in parts of the city, then we too they said before, how are you dealing with it now, well, it was a big tragedy when the kakhovska hydroelectric power plant was blown up, more than 160,000 residents were then left without centralized water supply without drinking water, today the corresponding state and regional projects have been launched, they are underway and are being implemented, but we still have to wait of their launch, as of today, some territories already have potable water in taps, but some territories only have technical water, well, plus some rural settlements have none at all. do not have any water and there is only imported water, but the situation is improving every d

russians blowing up the kakhovskaya hes dam. 18 cubic meters of water flowed uncontrollably from the kakhovsky away everything in its path. the ukrainian ministry of defense reports that 32 people have died, and more... have gone missing. how many people died in the occupied russian territories are not known for sure. in addition to human casualties, the russians caused a lot of damage to the ecology of the south of the country. how do people currently live in the territories where the water came from? dmytro didora learned. you see, this is here, she was the one who stood on sunday to report, because you see, these remained like that, you see , when it was sweaty, it would fall, and she was the one who stood because of the fact that they are even stripes we stayed because the water stood here for a long time. tetyana shapir lives with her family in afanasiivka, mykolaiv oblast, the village, like an island, is surrounded by the ingulets river on all sides. when the russians blew up the kakhovka hydroelectric power plant, a lot of water reached the woman's house in less than a day. the house wa

the journalistic community, in principle, everything is logical, if you look at the lotion of the kakhovskyh map, the former channel is clearly visible there, although, to be honest, in the middle part, well, the depth range is just shown there, it was not drawn so well, but here is the upper part, it was very clear where the former channel was, why , because there were the greatest depths, the channel was several meters deep, on the floodplain, accordingly, these several meters higher, of course, during the period when the reservoir existed, its bed was leveled gradually, that is, small muddy fractions, they settled in the first place precisely in the deep ones areas, including in the channel, but even almost 70 years of existence. the reservoir was not enough to completely fill this channel, it is impossible, so it returned, the dnipro returned to where it was, and of course, now it will gradually erode the silt that has accumulated there and form a new configuration, but return to the geographical channel, it does not mean to return to the natural state of the river, which, what differen

this is what one of the sections of the bottom of the kakhovsky storage looks like now. video was released on facebook by specialists of the ukrainian nature protection group, who are investigating how the territory is being restored. in this video, a young willow forest. in general, scientists found on the bottom there are 65 different types of plants, and this was the bottom three weeks after the detonation in june, this photo was published on facebook by the journalist of most publication serhii nikitenko. damages as a result of the destruction of the kakhovskaya hpp reach 11 billion dollars. this assessment was given by experts of the un special mission. they published the report on the website of the un environment program. our daryna kolomiets collected the latest information about the investigation, consequences and plans to restore the hydroelectric power plant. kherson, five months ago there was standing water here. currently, the people with whom the correspondents of the public spoke continue to build walls, make internal repairs in homes. that's it, that's ho

after the kakhovsky gez, the river overflowed very much, because it flooded our embankment in the villageavlivky, and then vasylivka, three streets were damaged, causing a lot of damage to people. resident

city, this is how we live, today too, well, there was shelling , communities in boryslav oblast, kakhovskyi district, the village of stanislav came under shelling, a total of 118 shellings and three deaths per day, if you can be a little more specific, well, stanislav - it's really great. near them they are shelled, they reach the singbur spit, and there is very frequent shelling there, and sstanislavs, kamishanys, were there yesterday evening, this is ours, well, this is a village, but we consider it as our suburbs, well, what can be specified here, russia must be driven into trichy, but as it comes, and please tell me, these are the villages that you can shoot at from a tank, release a mine, let's say or at... a sniper can get somewhere there, i read yesterday that when it was a story about how explosives were thrown at a woman from a drone, people are just having fun, they have such terrible entertainment, they are not looking for army shelters, the positions of the armed forces of ukraine, well, maybe they are looking, but apart from all this, they are just training for dropping explos

but in general, you understand very well that when the shelling takes place from the side of the kakhovskyrather from what is left of it, today the dnipro river is left, and the arrivals take place within 10 to 14 seconds , so the most important thing is this psychological terrorist terror, that you go to the store, you go with... and you can get an arrival from that side, as in principle, several a few days ago, when a woman just died on the central street, she just came from a nearby settlement and just died on the sidewalk, just waiting for her husband, who was a shop, how many people are left in nikopol to live in such conditions, well, it is very difficult to tell today , because there is a constant migration of the population, in fact , a lot of people return. today, because they find themselves abroad, or they don't find themselves from western ukraine , because they return for medical, let's say , services that need to be received, or for elderly parents that need to be cared for, so i will tell you what i think for today, a more or less correct figure would be that 65% of nikopol

of mykolaiv oblast and kherson oblast are still feeling the consequences of the explosion of the kakhovsky reservoir, today we were with volunteers in the snighorivsk community, in particular in the village of afanaasiyivka, and there we saw exactly these consequences, the water there rose to such a level , that it stood in houses for several days, and in the parks and in the houses of residents, there are still traces of these marks where there was water, some houses the water even washed away on its way, since the village stands on the ingulets river, and it flows directly into the dnipro and directly, the ingulets river also rose when the russians blew up the kakhov reservoir and it rose to almost 6 m, as the head of the military administration told us snigorivskyi community, what exactly... happened to the houses of the locals, let's hear, literally day after day, and it all went down, the man just says that when he was here, he said water, well, i heard briefly that water came up to the gate, he says, in the morning i think i'm going to take things out already, but he says , the water

that the entire nikopol district, after the explosion of the kakhovsky hydroelectric system, will remainthout a centralized water supply, we have three cities and five rural communities, and of course, by the time the state and all the necessary bodies build this state water main, which in principle, it will connect all our settlements, provide centralized drinking water, we have a separate history in each community, in each place. that is, in principle, if we speak in some communities, it was resolving issues related to wells, in some communities, at present, issues are resolved regarding obtaining technical, not potable, but technical water in the store, that is, we have a different story in each settlement, i.e. someone receives drinking water from the tap today, someone receives technical water water, and some in general at the moment, like some communities, are almost entirely on the pick-up truck, which today is delivered by charitable foundations, the state, local self-government bodies, and therefore the situation in each territory, it separate, of course, when it all happened, i

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 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 buria

situation on the battlefield, it is important that different capabilities work together, after the kakhovsky gez the river developed very strongly, because it flooded our embankment in pavlivka village and then vasylivka three streets were damaged and caused a lot of damage to people. oksana, a resident of the village of pavlivka, snihoriv district, remembers how the ingulets river overflowed after the russians blew up the 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 g