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Kherson is sinking – Who blew up the dam?

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Further raising suspicions, there have been reports of mass evacuations by Russian civilians in areas adjacent to the Dnipro river, commencing at 21:00 yesterday. Although it is uncertain whether this was mere coincidence, the scale and systematic nature of these evacuations have raised eyebrows. Additionally, it is worth noting that the floods resulting from the dam destruction may hinder Ukraine’s military progress, as the Dnipro river narrows significantly in the Kherson region, potentially impeding the Ukrainian pincer movement. This has led to questions regarding the strategic benefits, if any, that Ukraine would gain from intentionally blowing up the dam.

The situation remains highly sensitive and complex, with geopolitical tensions and potential ramifications looming large.

Ukraine Did it

According to Russian sources, an alleged strike by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the dam in Nova Kakhovka reportedly occurred last night. If this claim proves to be true, it is likely that water levels will rise downstream, potentially causing further complications. Notably, there are factors that suggest Ukraine’s involvement in this incident.

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