Russian Construction and Utilities Minister Irek Faizullin said that in about a week, water levels at the Kakhovka Reservoir will subside enough so that the dam’s present condition can be ...

TASS/. The Kakhovka Reservoir will cease to exist in two to three days due to receding water levels resulting from the blowing up of the dam at the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant (HPP ...

On June 6, 2023, Russian forces blew up the dam that held back the Kakhovka Reservoir, one of the largest in Europe. Built in the 1950s, the huge reservoir had a volume of 18 cubic kilometers (4.3 ...

The Kakhovka dam, downstream from the huge Kakhovka reservoir, is crucial to the region ... being exposed by the rising water levels. A building is seen floating along the Dnipro river in the ...

A report on the environmental impact on Kakhovka, after the destruction of the Kakhovka dam on June 6, 2023.The destruction followed a Russian occupation of the region for months, after the full-scale ...

Russia will not be able to destroy the dams of the Kyiv and Kaniv Hydroelectric Power Plants (HPP) as it did with the Kakhovka HPP ... damage from missiles, the reservoir may be activated ...