Russia shells Ukrainian city inundated by dam collapse after Zelenskyy visit
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Water was surging through the critical Kakhovka dam on Tuesday, unleashing flooding that could threaten hundreds of thousands of residents as well as a nearby nuclear plant.
Ukraine on Tuesday accused Russian forces of blowing up a major dam and hydroelectric power station in a part of southern Ukraine that Russia controls, sending water gushing from the
A major dam in Russian-occupied southern Ukraine was destroyed early Tuesday, prompting evacuations and fears for large-scale devastation as Russia and Ukraine blamed each other for committing what they both described as a terrorist act.
CNN By Helen Regan, Jonny Hallam, Josh Pennington, Olga Voitovych and Irene Nasser, CNN (CNN) — A major dam and hydro-electric power plant in Russian-occupied southern Ukraine was destroyed early Tuesday, prompting mass evacuations and fears for large-scale devastation as Ukraine accused Moscow’s fo…
Russian and Ukrainian officials hurled blame at each other over the collapse Tuesday of a major dam in southern Ukraine — an incident that quickly triggered floods, threatened drinking water and added a vexing new dimension to the war amid signs that a long-anticipated Ukrainian counteroffensive to …
Russia and Ukraine have blamed each other for the attack on crucial civilian infrastructure. Experts explain what the incident means for future war plans, and for the safety of the affected region.
Evacuations have ongoing after a major dam collapsed in southern Ukraine. Kyiv blamed Moscow for destroying the Nova Kakhova dam in Kherson, while a Russia-backed official said it was "a serious terrorist attack." Follow live updates here.
Ukraine accused Russian forces of blowing up the Kakhovka dam and hydroelectric power station, while Russian officials blamed Ukrainian military strikes in the contested area.
Ukraine and Russia on Tuesday blamed each other for blowing up a hydroelectric dam in Ukraine’s Kherson region, currently under Russian occupation, which prompted evacuation after flooding followed the collapse of the dam
Russian-installed officials in Ukraine's Kherson region have begun civilian evacuations, while Kyiv has also reported a major leak of engine oil from the hydroelectric plant. DW has the latest.
The gaping hole blasted into a key hydroelectric dam in southern Ukraine on Tuesday will severely impede Kyiv's efforts to reconquer territory lost to Russia, even if Moscow risks seeing its defensive…
The dam on the Dnipro River was a crucial piece of infrastructure supporting Ukraine’s agricultural sector and the vulnerable Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.
Official warns some 16,000 people are in 'critical zone' on bank of Dnipro River in Kherson region; Moscow counter-accuses Kyiv of damaging embankment in strikes
Ukraine on Tuesday accused Russian forces of blowing up a major dam and hydroelectric power station in a part of southern Ukraine they control, threatening a massive flood that could displace hundreds of thousands of people, and ordered residents downriver to evacuate.
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