in the last 24 hours russians reportedly opened fire at the Kherson disaster zone 34 times. trying to murder those survivors they failed to drown to death. russia is an unhinged death cult.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Destruction du barrage de Kakhovka change le front de Kherson
@TheStudyofWar Institute reported that the destruction of the #Kakhovka HPP dam significantly changes the #Kherson front line. The flooding heavily disrupted Russian defensive positions on the eastern bank of the #Dnipro, especially in #HolaPrystan and #Oleshky.
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Flood levels peaking, no major humanitarian aid for Ukraine
the flood levels are peaking and will be reportedly staying this way for couple of day. NOT A SINGLE large humanitarian organization answered Ukraine’s call for help.
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Russians destroy dams and cause floods in Ukraine
Meanwhile, the Russians are busily destroying other dams and creating floods in other parts of occupied Ukrainian territory
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Erosions reported in Sumy district
Erosions reported in Sumy district now.
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Destruction of the Kakhovka dam caused flooding of dozens of settlements
As a result of the destruction of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant by Russian occupiers, 20 settlements and 2,629 houses on the right bank of the Dnieper were flooded
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Russian troops unprepared for Kakhovka dam consequences, suffer losses
Russian troops on the left bank of the #Dnipro river in #Kherson Region were not ready for the consequences of the destruction of the #Kakhovka dam, which led to losses in personnel and military equipment, #Ukraine’s General Staff reported.
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Melnyk: Impunity for Kakhovka HPP destruction could provoke Putin into new crimes
Melnyk stated that if the destruction of the Kakhovka HPP by Russians goes unpunished, it could provoke Putin into new crimes. https://ift.tt/rDUlzX4 #liga #news
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Ukrainian troops from Adam group destroyed/damaged Russian tank (12 words max)
Ukrainian military from the joint tactical group Adam destroyed/damaged a Russian tank
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Water level in Kakhovka Reservoir drops by 2.8 meters
The water level in the Kakhovka Reservoir has dropped by 2.8 meters, according to the IAEA.