, and with the north crimean canal originated from the kokhov reservoir, that is, it had consequences not only for the water supply of crimea, but also for the water supply of other southern regions. of ukraine and efpatoria belongs to those parts of the crimea that depended heavily on the northern branches of the crimean canal in terms of water supply. it is clear that, first of all, this had a negative impact on agriculture, on crops such as rice and soybeans, which require a very large amount of fresh water, but one must understand that crimea is far from the only one in the world a corner where there is a shortage of of fresh water, but there are many countries or regions, for example, israel, there is also a shortage of fresh water, but due to the fact that local fresh springs are used rationally, there are no, let’s say, water cuts, like in crimea, and why in crimea it happens, first of all, because the occupiers do those things that deplete fresh water, for example, artesian water. well, as a result, fresh water is pumped out and salt water enters in its place, and accordingly

well according to ukrainian officials, the russians blew up the kakhov dam, the kokhov reservoir was, and the north crimean canal began from the kokhov reservoir, i.e., this had consequences not only for the water supply of crimea, but also for the water supply of other southern regions of ukraine, including yevpatoria belongs to those parts of the crimea that, in terms of water supply, depended heavily on the branches of the north crimean canal, it is clear that, first of all, this had a negative impact on agriculture on such crops as rice, soy, which require a very large amount of fresh water, but you need to understand that crimea is far from the only corner of the world where there is a shortage of fresh water, but there are many countries or regions, for example, israel, where there is also a shortage of fresh water. cited due to the fact that local fresh springs are rationally used, there are no, let’s say, water cuts, as in crimea, and why is this happening in crimea, first of all, because the occupiers do those things that deplete fresh water, for example, artesian well, as a

was destroyed, from kokhov reservoir , the north crimean canal began. that is, it had consequences not only for the water supply of crimea, but also for the water supply of other southern regions of ukraine. and yevpatoriya belongs to those parts of crimea that have water supply strongly depended on the branches of the northern crimean canal. it is clear that, first of all, this had a negative impact on agriculture, on such crops as rice and soybeans, which require a very large amount of fresh water. but you need to... understand that crimea is far from the only place in the world where there is a shortage of fresh water, but there are many countries or regions, for example, israel, where there is also a shortage of fresh water, but due to the fact that local people use it rationally source, there are no, let's say, outages water, as it is in crimea, and why is this happening in crimea, first of all, because the occupier... do those things that deplete fresh water, for example, artesian wells, as a result of which fresh water is pumped out and salt wate

was destroyed, and the north crimean canal began from the kokhov reservoir, that is, it was the consequence is not only for the water supply of the crimea, but also for the water supply of other southern regions of ukraine, and efpatoria belongs to... to those corners of the crimea that, in terms of water supply, were highly dependent on the branches of the northern crimean canal. it is clear that , first of all, this had a negative impact on agriculture, on crops such as rice and soybeans, which require a very large amount of fresh water, but it is necessary to understand that crimea is far from the only place in the world where there is a shortage of brackish water, but there is many. countries or regions, for example israel, there is also a shortage of fresh water, but due to the fact that local fresh springs are used rationally, there are no, let’s say, water cuts, like in crimea, and why is this happening in crimea, first of all, because the occupiers do those things which deplete fresh water, for example, artesian wells, as a result of which fresh water is pumped out in... and salt wa

was destroyed. the north crimean canal started from the kokhov reservoir, that is, it had consequencesnly for the water supply of the crimea, but also for the water supply of other southern regions of ukraine. and yevpatoriya belongs to those parts of the crimea which, in terms of water supply , depended heavily on the branches of the northern crimean canal. it is clear that this is primarily negative affected agriculture, such crops as rice and soybeans, which require a very large amount of fresh water, but it should be understood that crimea is far from the only place in the world where there is a shortage of fresh water. but there are many countries or regions, for example, israel, there is also a shortage of fresh water, but due to the fact that local fresh sources are rationally used, there are not, let's say, water cuts, like in crimea, and why is this happening in crimea , primarily because the occupiers do those things that deplete fresh water, such as artesian wells. as a result of which fresh water is pumped out and salt water enters in its place, and accordingly soil degrada

the city of beryslav itself, this is also zmiivka, which is located on the coast of the former kokhov reservoird other settlements, especially vesele-kazyki, which are near the dam of the khovska hess, but it can be in any settlement along the coast of the dnieper, but they shell not only those unoccupied or occupied. populated areas, they also fire at those populated areas that they themselves occupied, what is the logic, mr. sergey, you know, they really do it sometimes in order to justify that they cannot cope in order to renew the electricity supply, because there has been no stable electricity for more than a month, just in the tile house, in the new tile house, everything works, almost everything works on generators, so from the depths of the occupied... territory, they quite often shell the occupied bridge, kakhovka is especially suffering, precisely the residential quarters of kokhovka, the second goal is to force people to leave, to make a militarized zone right along the coast, so that only the military will be there, that is why they intimidate the population and do everything to. ..