[Faust]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

1. Kherson. Houses are collapsing due to flooding.

2. "Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov releases satellite images of the man-made disaster at the Novokakhovka dam and hydroelectric power plant."

3. One of the sources I follow created a video about the dam.
Source quote: "In Ukraine, Russians blew up the Kakhovka Dam. One of the largest reservoirs in Ukraine is no more. Mass evacuation from the Kherson region. Floating houses, cut highways and evacuation under fire. Hundreds of villages and towns in Ukraine are under water. Another terrorist act by Russia. Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant is under threat. Zelenskyy qualifies the destruction of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant as ecocide. Meanwhile, the UN celebrates Russian Language Day. Crimea is likely to be left without drinking water. "


4. On the left bank of Kherson, Russian's sit in trees waiting for evacuation.


#kherson #khpp #zaporizhzhia #znpp

Would Ukraine keeping the floodgates of their DneproGES dam open if true, didn’t check/ verify the video), which is controlled by Ukraine and further upstream, completely shit over that narrative? (Not your narrative but the sources, EU, US and Ukraine narrative)

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

Would Ukraine keeping the floodgates of their DneproGES dam open if true, didn’t check/ verify the video), which is controlled by Ukraine and further upstream, completely shit over that narrative? (Not your narrative but the sources, EU, US and Ukraine narrative)

First: Closing those floodgates wouldnt serve almost no purpose. The flood damage comes from the reservoir. Once it drains, the water level goes down, even if the flood gates upstream are open.
Second: That dam( if im correct ) is a hydroelectric power station. So, stopping its flow would also reduce power production which already took a hit due to russians.
Third: closing the flood gates can only buy you a very limited amount of time. Keeping them closed is not an option anyways and you know that the dam will not be rebuilt for years...if not decades. Every day you keep the flood gates closed, raises the water level upstream, causing flooding there as well. Eventually, the dam will start to overflow, which can cause catastrophic failure of the entire dam( its foundation will be eroded away unless the water is constantly released in a controlled way)

[WonderMomma]

Reports of water receding in Nova Kakhovka.


Kherson, 7 June.









#khpp #kherson #zaporizhzhia

[WonderMomma]

1. Oleshki on the occupied left bank of the Dnieper in the Kherson region. Birdseye drone view.

2. "Occupied Oleshki. Local residents spent the night in the attics and roofs of their houses and are begging the occupiers to help them and help them evacuate"

3-4. "Soldiers of the 406th brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine use a drone to hand a bottle of water to a woman with children on the temporarily occupied Left Bank of the Kherson Region in Oleshki"

5. "The Ukrainian military managed to save the family, who were previously given water with the help of a drone. They evacuated together with all the animals!"

6. A drone drops bananas to people who are still unable to get out of the flooded areas.

Could you imagine if we had drones like this during Katrina? I'm sure they've already been used in other disasters but perhaps this another innovation we're witnessing before our eyes.


#khpp #kherson #zaporizhzhia #leftbank #dronedrop

[b0g]

the bLast was from end 2022 btw, see

[Roosta]

[QUOTE=WonderMomma;7955614]Reports of water receding in Nova Kakhovka.
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Kherson, 7 June.


FUCKEN LOW ACT ! *

[WonderMomma]

Russian soldiers on the left bank of Kherson needing rescue.

#kherson #leftbank #khpp

[Faust]

Did you confirm wether ukraine is keeping their floodgates open, and would that have any influence on your personal understanding of the dam-situation?

[Faust]

Scott Ritter, who was earlier tasked with…. Finding something of mass something for the UN is working now as a journalist, giving his opinion on one of the cool videos posted here earlier

[Guns N' Coffee]

Scott Ritter: