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See house float down river after collapse of critical Ukrainian dam See house float down river after collapse of critical Ukrainian dam 0054 - Source CNN Russia-Ukraine conflict 15 videos See house float down river after collapse of critical Ukrainian dam 0054 Now playing - Source CNN Video allegedly shows Russian chopper destroying Ukrainian reconnaissance vehicles 0227 Now playing - Source CNN Ukrainian soldier raises flag in newly liberated village 0125 Now playing - Source CNN Woman crafts over 400 clay heads to demonstrate a disturbing statistic 0225 Now playing - Source CNN US citizen Travis Leake detained in Russia 0153 Now playing - Source CNN Video shows collection of Western donated equipment destroyed by Russia 0220 Now playing - Source CNN See Russia's aerial footage allegedly showing their forces targeting Ukrainian formations 0225 Now playing - Source CNN Wagner chief makes prediction if Putin's army loses territory to Ukraine 0054 Now playing - Source CNN Military drone video shows family trapped in a Russian controlled village after dam collapse 0142 Now playing - Source CNN Map shows how collapse of critical dam might affect military strategies 0314 Now playing - Source CNN See how water from Ukrainian dam is flooding nearby towns 0156 Now playing - Source CNN Gen. 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Retired general thinks he knows why 0143 Now playing - Source CNN Meet the oligarch who's stealing the limelight from Putin in Ukraine 0405 Now playing - Source CNN Zelenskiy dam attack 'environmental bomb of mass destruction'Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelenskiy has condemned the attack on the Nova Kakhovka dam in the Russia-occupied south of his country as “an environmental bomb of mass destruction”.Zelenskiy made the claim in his nightly video address to the nation on Tuesday, adding that only liberation of the whole of Ukraine from the Russian invasion could guarantee against new “terrorist” acts, Reuters reports.“Such deliberate destruction by the Russian occupiers and other structures of the hydroelectric power station is an environmental bomb of mass destruction,” he said that he destruction of the dam would “not stop Ukraine and Ukrainians. We will still liberate all our land. Only the complete liberation of Ukrainian land from the Russian occupiers will guarantee that there will be no more such terrorist attacks.”Key events6d agoRussian forces fire at ammonia pipeline in Kharkiv, says governor6d agoSummary6d agoBritish PM says military and intelligence agencies looking into the blast6d agoSunak Destruction of Ukraine dam a new low’ if Russia are responsible6d agoZelenskiy dam attack 'environmental bomb of mass destruction'6d agoUS military chief Milley Ukraine 'well prepared' for counteroffensive6d agoInterim summary7d agoWhite House 'assessing' if dam attack is war crime7d agoExclusive Zelenskiy chief of staff says he 'does not understand' how there are any doubts Russian forces blew up Nova Kakhovka dam7d agoRussian defence minister claims huge losses inflicted on Ukrainian troops engaged in counteroffensive7d agoUkraine's foreign ministry calls for urgent meeting of UN security council to discuss dam incident7d agoKremlin accuses Ukraine of deliberately sabotaging Nova Kakhovka dam7d agoSummary of the day so far …7d agoUN atomic agency chief issues statement on potential impact at Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant7d agoUkrainian official Russia shelling Kherson while evacuation taking place7d ago'No immediate nuclear safety risk' at Zaporizhzhia after destruction of Nova Kakhovka dam7d agoKakhovskaya hydroelectric power plant completely destroyed, says Ukrainian state broadcaster7d agoUkraine accuses Russia of blowing up Nova Kakhovka dam near Kherson6 Jun 2023About 16,000 people could be affected by potential flood from dam, says former minister6 Jun 2023Dam's destruction 'may have negative consequences' for Zaporizhzia, but situation 'under control'6 Jun 2023Zelenskiy blames dam 'destruction' on 'Russian terrorists'6 Jun 2023What has been happening to the dam this year?6 Jun 2023Summary6 Jun 2023Zelenskiy aide says Nova Kakhovka dam blast is 'ecocide'6 Jun 2023Has the dam been threatened before?6 Jun 2023Zelenskiy to hold emergency meeting over dam flooding6 Jun 202380 settlements may be affected by flooding - Tass6 Jun 2023National Police of Ukraine urge evacuations and for electrical appliances to be turned off6 Jun 2023Kakhovka dam flooding what we know so far6 Jun 2023Why is Kakhovka Dam significant?6 Jun 2023Russian state news agencies report collapse of dam, flooding6 Jun 2023Head of Kherson region says 'evacuations have begun'6 Jun 2023Dam near Kherson blown up by Russian forces, Ukrainian military says6 Jun 2023Opening summaryShow key events onlyPlease turn on JavaScript to use this featureThe Kyiv Independent reports that Ukraine will allocate US$ million for the construction of new water mains⚡ Government to allocate $ million for new water government will allocate Hr billion $ million for the construction of new water mains following the breach of the Kakhovka dam, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal announced on June 6.— The Kyiv Independent KyivIndependent June 6, 2023 Russian forces fire at ammonia pipeline in Kharkiv, says governorRussian forces repeatedly fired at an ammonia pipeline in Ukraine’s Kharkiv region, a local governor said on Tuesday, a conduit potentially crucial for the extension of a deal allowing the safe export of grains and fertilisers from Black Sea report that the ammonia pipeline, the world’s longest, stretches about 2,470 kilometres 1,534 miles from Russia’s Togliatti on the Volga River to three Black Sea ports. It has been shut down since Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine in February was no recorded leakage from the late Tuesday shelling that hit the pipeline near the village of Masiutivka and an overnight shelling near the village of Zapadne, said Oleh Sinehubov, the governor of Ukraine’s Kharkiv region.“There is no threat to people’s lives and health,” Sinehubov said on the Telegram messaging could not independently verify the are the key developments from the last few hours Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelenskiy has condemned the attack on the Nova Kakhovka dam in the Russia-occupied south of his country as “an environmental bomb of mass destruction”. Zelenskiy made the claim in his nightly video address to the nation on Tuesday, adding that only liberation of the whole of Ukraine from the Russian invasion could guarantee against new “terrorist” acts. “Such deliberate destruction by the Russian occupiers and other structures of the hydroelectric power station is an environmental bomb of mass destruction,” he said. UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said that if the bursting of the Kakhovka dam in southern Ukraine on Tuesday was proven to be intentional, it would represent a “new low” in Russian aggression, BBC reporter Chris Mason said the UK’s military and intelligence agencies were looking into the blast and it was too soon to pre-empt the cause and make a definitive judgment, while he was travelling to Washington for his upcoming meeting with Joe Biden, BBC’s Mason said. US military chief Milley said Ukraine is “well prepared” for a counteroffensive. The senior US military leader, chair of the joint chiefs General Mark Milley, says that while few conclusions can be drawn from an increase of fighting in Ukraine, the country is well prepared’ to carry on the battle against the Russian invasion. But he also cautions the war will be “lengthy”. Zelenskiy’s chief of staff says he “does not understand” how there are any doubts that Russian forces blew up the dam. In a statement, Andriy Yermak said “At Russian troops blew up the Kakhovka hydroelectric station and its dam. I do not understand how there can be any doubt about this. Both constructions are located in the temporary Russian-occupied territories. Neither shelling nor any other external influence was capable of destroying the structures. The explosion came from within.” The Kremlin has accused Ukraine of deliberately sabotaging the dam. Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin’s spokesperson, told reporters “We can state unequivocally that we are talking about deliberate sabotage by the Ukrainian side.” He said [Russian president] Vladimir Putin had been briefed on the situation. The US “cannot say conclusively” who was responsible. National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby told reporters at the White House “We’re doing the best we can to assess”, noting “destruction of civilian infrastructure is not allowed by the laws of war”. Earlier Tuesday, NBC News reported that the US government had intelligence indicating Russia was behind the incident, according to two US officials and one western official. The Ukrainian government called for people living downstream to evacuate in the face of catastrophic flooding. Energy company Ukrahydroenergo said the hydroelectric power plant at the dam had been blown up from the inside and was irreparable. The governor of the Kherson region, Oleksandr Prokudin, said about 16,000 people were in the “critical zone” on the Ukrainian-controlled right bank of the river. The areas most under threat of flooding are the islands along the course of the Dnipro downstream of Nova Kakhovka and much of the Russian-held left bank in southern Kherson. Andrey Alekseyenko, one of the Russian-installed officials in occupied Kherson, has posted to Telegram to say that up to 22,000 people are in the flood plains in Russian-controlled territory. Ukraine’s foreign ministry called for an urgent meeting of UN security council to discuss what it called a Russian “terrorist act against Ukrainian critical infrastructure”. There seems to be no immediate safety threat to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant from the collapse of the Nova Kakhovka dam 200km downstream, according to Ukrainian and UN experts. Water from the reservoir affected by the destruction of the dam is used to supply the plant’s cooling systems. George Barros, an analyst at the US thinktank the Institute for the Study of War, has shared these images showing the extent of the flooding southeast of Kherson cityThe Associated Press has this sketch from the evacuations As shelling from Russia’s war on Ukraine echoed overhead, dozens of evacuees on an island in the Dnipro River scurried on to the tops of military trucks or into rafts to flee rising flood waters caused by the breach of a dam upstream. The unnerving bark of dogs left behind further soured the mood of those ferried to safety. A woman in one raft clutched the head of her despondent daughter. A stalled military truck stuck in swelling waters raised the panic level as Red Cross teams tried to manage an orderly evacuation. Nobody knew just how high the waters rushing through a gaping hole in the Kakhovka dam would rise, or whether people or pets would escape alive. The scrambled evacuation by boat and military truck from an island neighbourhood off the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson downstream on Tuesday testified to the latest human chaos caused by Russia’s war in Ukraine. Ukrainian authorities accused Russian forces of purposely destroying the dam. Russian authorities blamed recent Ukrainian military strikes. “The Russians have hit the dam, and didn’t think of consequences,” said Oleksandr Sokeryn, who fled his house with his family after it was completely flooded. “They should not be forgiven.” Officials on both sides said the massive dam breach had caused no civilian casualties, and the hurried escape was aimed to keep it that way. British PM says military and intelligence agencies looking into the blastRishi Sunak said that if the bursting of the Kakhovka dam in southern Ukraine on Tuesday was proven to be intentional, it would represent a “new low” in Russian aggression, BBC reporter Chris Mason British PM said the UK’s military and intelligence agencies were looking into the blast and it was too soon to pre-empt the cause and make a definitive judgment, while he was travelling to Washington for his upcoming meeting with Joe Biden, BBC’s Mason are some recent photos of residents from the areas affected by floodingWomen embrace after their evacuation from a flooded area after the Nova Kakhovka Dam breached, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine, in Kherson, Ukraine. Photograph ReutersTwo people huddle under a blanket with their cat after their evacuation from a flooded area after the Nova Kakhovka Dam in Kherson breached, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine. Photograph ReutersRescuers evacuate residents and pets from a flooded area after the Nova Kakhovka dam breached, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine, in Kherson, Ukraine 6 June 2023. REUTERS/Vladyslav Musiienko Photograph ReutersThe destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam has been widely condemned as a possible war Kirby, coordinator for strategic communications at the national security council, said the US was assessing whether it a war crimeMultiple Ukrainian officials, including President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, said that if Russia had attacked the dam it would be a war crime under the terms of the Geneva conventions mention dams, which are listed under “works containing dangerous forces” Article 56 – Protection of works and installations containing dangerous forces 1. Works or installations containing dangerous forces, namely dams, dykes and nuclear electrical generating stations, shall not be made the object of attack, even where these objects are military objectives, if such attack may cause the release of dangerous forces and consequent severe losses among the civilian population. Other military objectives located at or in the vicinity of these works or installations shall not be made the object of attack if such attack may cause the release of dangerous forces from the works or installations and consequent severe losses among the civilian population. Hi, this is Helen Sullivan taking over our coverage of the war in Ukraine and the attack on Nova Kakhovka be with you for the next while. If you see news you think we may have missed, have questions, or live near Nova Kakhovka dam get in touch with me on Twitter WintourRussia’s UN envoy was accused of floundering in a mud of lies when he claimed at an emergency session of the UN security council that Ukraine was guilty of a extremely dangerous strategy and a war crime by destroying Kakhovka dam in southern Kyslytsya, the Ukraine envoy to the UN, said it was typical of Russians to blame the victim for its own crimes, noting that Russia has controlled the dam for more than a year and it would have been physically impossible to blow it up by shelling. He said the dam was mined by the Russian occupiers who blew it up and accused Russia of floundering in a mud of also said the flooding caused by the explosion was going to be far worse on the Ukrainian occupied side of the Dnipro river.“By resorting to scorched earth tactics, or in this case to flooded Earth tactics, the Russian occupiers have effectively recognised that the captured territory does not belong to them, and they are not able to hold these lands,” he French US or British representatives at the UN directly claimed there was evidence of Russian responsibility, but called for an investigation and insisted their support was unwavering to United States said it was “not certain” who was to blame for a burst dam in Ukraine, but it would not make sense for Ukraine to have done this to its own people and territory, while Kyiv and Moscow blamed each other for the 15-member UN security council met on Tuesday at the request of both Russia and Ukraine after a torrent of water burst through a massive dam on the Dnipro River, which separates the opposing forces in southern asked if the United States knew who was responsible, deputy US ambassador to the UN, Robert Wood, told reporters ahead of the council meeting “We’re not certain at all, we hope to have more information in the coming days.”“But, I mean, come on … why would Ukraine do this to its own territory and people, flood its land, force tens of thousands of people to leave their homes – it doesn’t make sense,” Wood UN secretary-general, António Guterres, said earlier on Tuesday that it did not have any independent information on how the dam burst, but described it as “another devastating consequence of the Russian invasion of Ukraine”. KHERSON, Ukraine AP — Exclusive drone footage of the collapsed Ukrainian dam and surrounding villages under Russian occupation showed the ruined structure falling into the flooded river, hundreds of submerged homes, greenhouses, even a church — and no evidence of an attack from above, as Russia Associated Press team flew a drone over the devastation on Wednesday, a day after the destruction of the Kakhovka dam on the Dnieper bulk of the dam itself is submerged, but the parts of buildings still visible above the rushing waters had no scorch marks or shrapnel scars typical of a bombardment that Russia has accused Ukraine of carrying in turn has alleged that Russian forces, who controlled the dam, blew it up from within. The AP images offered a limited snapshot, making it difficult to categorically rule out any scenario. The dam had been weakened by months of Russian neglect and water had been washing over it for Wednesday, the rooftops and streets in the area were devoid of people, but AP journalists could hear the howls of dogs trapped by the flooding. The collapse of the dam in an area that Russia has controlled for over a year and the emptying of its reservoir has irrevocably changed the landscape downstream, and shifted the dynamic of the 15-month-old the images captured by the AP, most of the dam was submerged by the rushing water. Two nearby villages under occupation, Dnipryany and Korsunka, were also underwater up to the rooftops of homes and a bright blue church. The rounded shape of dozens of greenhouses was visible over the waterline. The nearby town of Nova Kakhovka, also under occupation, was less touched by the flooding but equally devoid of people and animals. Its Ferris wheel was stopped and water lapped up a main has warned since last October that the hydroelectric dam was mined by Russian forces, and accused them of touching off an explosion that has turned the downstream areas into a waterlogged wasteland. Russia said Ukraine hit the dam with a missile. Experts have said the structure was in disrepair, which could also have led to its were no signs typical of a missile attack in the few remaining Dnieper River forms part of the front line in the war, and many people had already fled the area because of the fighting. Ukraine holds the western bank, while Russia controls the low-lying eastern side, which is more vulnerable to Lodygina, a Nova Kakhovka resident who fled last autumn, said the flooding has paralyzed the occupied town, with markets closed, and limited electricity and mobile reception. The Russian soldiers occupying her family home, just 500 meters yards from the river, fled after the dam collapsed and neighbors have told her water now reaches the upper floor of the two-story building. Friends and neighbors told her the Russians pulled out themselves, but extended no help to residents, so people took matters into their own hands, finding shelter in a neighborhood farther from the to Lodygina, the historic part of the city is submerged. “Its state now is unknown,” she the Ukrainian-controlled side, a Red Cross worker fielded calls from people begging for rescue from the other bank but could do little for them. “Our telephone is burning up from calls and our phone number is not well known. Just yesterday we got at least 30 calls from occupied territories,” said Mykola Tarenenko, chief of the Kherson Red Cross quick response team. “People are asking us to evacuate them because no evacuation was organized.”

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