State Emergency Service: Water level in Kherson has risen by 5.5 meters. The water level in Kherson has already reached 5.51 meters, Ukrinform reported, citing the State Emergency Service. The city was partially flooded after the destruction of the Kakhovka dam.

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⚡️🇺🇦Ukrainian soldiers from the 93rd separate mechanized brigade continue to destroy 🇷🇺Russian tanks in #Bakhmut pic.twitter.com/9YznhsMwO5

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Ukrainian soldiers from the 93rd Separate Mechanized Brigade continue to destroy Russian tanks in Bakhmut

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Представник ГУР Юсов заявив, що те, що за тиждень до теракту Росія дозволила не розслідувати аварії на об'єктах, – фактично є "явкою з повинною" https://
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Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights Dmytro Lubinets stated that the occupiers are not evacuating themselves and are obstructing the rescue of people on the left bank of Kherson Oblast. He noted that the occupied left bank remains the most affected area.

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Ukraine, OECD sign 4-year reconstruction, reform agreement. Kyiv and the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) signed a four-year partnership agreement to support reform, recovery, and reconstruction in Ukraine, the OECD announced on June 7.

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This is what streets look like right now in many southern Ukraine towns after Russia blew up the dam. Lots of evacuations going on, especially of seniors and pets. The water is expected to eventually recede, but tremendous damage has been done. pic.twitter.com/pOq4NIBkrV

— Nate Mook (@natemook) 7 juin 2023

This is what streets look like right now in many southern Ukraine towns after Russia blew up the dam. Lots of evacuations going on, especially of seniors and pets. The water is expected to eventually recede, but tremendous damage has been done.

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The Health Ministry reported that thousands of fish have died in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast following Russia's destruction of the Kakhovka dam, warning that other regions of the country may soon be affected.

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Roman Holovnia, director of the charity I Am Kherson, told me his org’s hotline is ringing nonstop with cries for help from locals on the Russia-occupied side. “People are stranded on rooftops and in trees, hiding from the flood water. Russian occupiers took all of their boats.”

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