A serious dam and hydroelectric energy plant in southern Ukraine have been destroyed, unleashing flooding close to the entrance traces on Tuesday. As water gushed from the power on the Dnieper River, which separates Ukrainian and Russian forces, officers on either side ordered residents to evacuate. Ukraine’s army intelligence company accused Russian forces of blowing up the Nova Kakhovka dam, whereas the Kremlin denied this and blamed “Ukrainian sabotage” for the harm. The world’s atomic power watchdog warned the warring sides to not undermine the protection of the close by nuclear energy plant in Zaporizhzhia, however stated there was presently “no rapid threat” to it.
