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Kherson is sinking – Who blew up the dam?

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The implications of this situation extend beyond local consequences. The water supply to Crimea, an area of contentious territorial dispute, is directly impacted by the dam’s destruction. This adds another layer of complexity to the ongoing tensions between Ukraine and Russia.

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