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41 Dead In Russia-Controlled Areas Of Ukraine After Dam Breach
The death count from flooding sparked by a breach of a huge Ukrainian dam has risen to 41 in areas under Russian control, an official said Wednesday.
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Ukraine Says Dam Collapse Caused 1.2 Billion Euros Damage
The destruction of the vast Kakhovka hydro-electric dam has caused 1.2 billion euros of damage, Ukraine's environment minister said on Tuesday, warning that mines unearthed by flooding could wash onto other European countries' shores.
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"Ready For A Home": Ukraine's Flood-Rescue Pets Find New Families
More than a hundred cats and dogs have made their way to this shelter in an exhibition centre pavilion after being rescued by volunteers in the Kherson region, where the Kakhovka dam breach caused massive floods last week.
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Concerning Water Levels At Ukraine's Nuclear Plant: UN Watchdog
The U.N. atomic watchdog said on Sunday that it needs wider access around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant to check "a significant discrepancy" in water level data at the breached Kakhovka dam used for cooling the plant's reactors.
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"Our House Was Carried Away": Survivors On Floods After Ukraine Dam Collapse
The first one or two storeys of houses and people's yards were underwater and an emerald green church was semi-submerged, with the tops of trees poking out from the water in places.
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8 Dead Due To Floods Triggered After Dam Collapse In Ukraine
The water, which flooded 22,273 homes in 17 settlements, could "keep rising for up to ten days."
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Flooding Due To Dam Breach Extends Over 600 Square Kilometres: Ukraine
"The average level of flooding is 600 square kilometres of the Kherson region are under water, of which 32 percent is the right bank and 68 percent is the left bank," Kherson region governor Oleksandr Prokudin said on social media.
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"Can't Even See Roof": Ukrainians Escape Flooded Homes After Dam Collapse
With the flood reaching the rooftops, rescuers raced to save people in Kherson as water from the destroyed Kakhovka dam engulfed the southern Ukrainian city.
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17,000 Evacuated In Ukraine Amid Floods After Key Dam Destroyed
Ukraine was evacuating thousands of people from flooded areas Wednesday after an attack on a major Russian-held dam unleashed a torrent of water, inundating two dozen villages and sparking fears of a humanitarian disaster.
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Dam Destroyed In The Dead Of Night Upstages Ukraine's Counteroffensive
The 24 hours before Tuesday's flooding of the Dnipro River basin were already dramatic, as Ukraine appeared on the cusp of a counteroffensive that many in Kyiv see as their best chance to defeat Russia's invasion.
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Ukraine Satelite Pics Show Devastation Caused By Floods After Dam Collapse
Ukraine Dam Collapse: The breach of a dam on the Dnipro River, a major strategic waterway in Ukraine, could lead to an environmental disaster for civilians in the region.
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"Everything Submerged": 42,000 At Flood Risk After Ukraine Dam Blown Up
About 42,000 people were at risk from flooding in Russian and Ukrainian controlled areas along the Dnipro River after a dam collapsed, as the United Nations aid chief warned of "grave and far-reaching consequences."
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"Flood Is Coming": Locals In Ukraine's Kherson Blame Russia For Dam Attack
Everything is going to die here," said Sergiy as water from the breached Kakhovka dam poured downstream into the Ukrainian city of Kherson on Tuesday.
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Russia-Held Ukraine City 'Novaya Kakhovka' Flooded After Dam Blown Up: Report
The Russian-held city of Novaya Kakhovka flooded after a key dam was blown up, Russian news agencies reported.
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"Water Will Reach...": Ukraine Braces For Floods After Key Dam Blown Up
A dam at the Kakhovka hydropower plant in Southern Ukraine has become the latest casualty in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, with both countries accusing the other of the attack. The dam blowing up has unleashed floodwaters in the war zone.
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41 Dead In Russia-Controlled Areas Of Ukraine After Dam Breach
The death count from flooding sparked by a breach of a huge Ukrainian dam has risen to 41 in areas under Russian control, an official said Wednesday.
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Ukraine Says Dam Collapse Caused 1.2 Billion Euros Damage
The destruction of the vast Kakhovka hydro-electric dam has caused 1.2 billion euros of damage, Ukraine's environment minister said on Tuesday, warning that mines unearthed by flooding could wash onto other European countries' shores.
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"Ready For A Home": Ukraine's Flood-Rescue Pets Find New Families
More than a hundred cats and dogs have made their way to this shelter in an exhibition centre pavilion after being rescued by volunteers in the Kherson region, where the Kakhovka dam breach caused massive floods last week.
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Concerning Water Levels At Ukraine's Nuclear Plant: UN Watchdog
The U.N. atomic watchdog said on Sunday that it needs wider access around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant to check "a significant discrepancy" in water level data at the breached Kakhovka dam used for cooling the plant's reactors.
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"Our House Was Carried Away": Survivors On Floods After Ukraine Dam Collapse
The first one or two storeys of houses and people's yards were underwater and an emerald green church was semi-submerged, with the tops of trees poking out from the water in places.
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8 Dead Due To Floods Triggered After Dam Collapse In Ukraine
The water, which flooded 22,273 homes in 17 settlements, could "keep rising for up to ten days."
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Flooding Due To Dam Breach Extends Over 600 Square Kilometres: Ukraine
"The average level of flooding is 600 square kilometres of the Kherson region are under water, of which 32 percent is the right bank and 68 percent is the left bank," Kherson region governor Oleksandr Prokudin said on social media.
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"Can't Even See Roof": Ukrainians Escape Flooded Homes After Dam Collapse
With the flood reaching the rooftops, rescuers raced to save people in Kherson as water from the destroyed Kakhovka dam engulfed the southern Ukrainian city.
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17,000 Evacuated In Ukraine Amid Floods After Key Dam Destroyed
Ukraine was evacuating thousands of people from flooded areas Wednesday after an attack on a major Russian-held dam unleashed a torrent of water, inundating two dozen villages and sparking fears of a humanitarian disaster.
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Dam Destroyed In The Dead Of Night Upstages Ukraine's Counteroffensive
The 24 hours before Tuesday's flooding of the Dnipro River basin were already dramatic, as Ukraine appeared on the cusp of a counteroffensive that many in Kyiv see as their best chance to defeat Russia's invasion.
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Ukraine Satelite Pics Show Devastation Caused By Floods After Dam Collapse
Ukraine Dam Collapse: The breach of a dam on the Dnipro River, a major strategic waterway in Ukraine, could lead to an environmental disaster for civilians in the region.
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"Everything Submerged": 42,000 At Flood Risk After Ukraine Dam Blown Up
About 42,000 people were at risk from flooding in Russian and Ukrainian controlled areas along the Dnipro River after a dam collapsed, as the United Nations aid chief warned of "grave and far-reaching consequences."
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"Flood Is Coming": Locals In Ukraine's Kherson Blame Russia For Dam Attack
Everything is going to die here," said Sergiy as water from the breached Kakhovka dam poured downstream into the Ukrainian city of Kherson on Tuesday.
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Russia-Held Ukraine City 'Novaya Kakhovka' Flooded After Dam Blown Up: Report
The Russian-held city of Novaya Kakhovka flooded after a key dam was blown up, Russian news agencies reported.
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"Water Will Reach...": Ukraine Braces For Floods After Key Dam Blown Up
A dam at the Kakhovka hydropower plant in Southern Ukraine has become the latest casualty in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, with both countries accusing the other of the attack. The dam blowing up has unleashed floodwaters in the war zone.
