The rescue operation of the dam breach in Ukraine was recorded in a video that can’t be played.
In order to watch this video, you must activate JavaScript on your web browser. A rupture in a dam, located in the southern region of Ukraine under Russian control, has led to the evacuation and rescue of numerous individuals.
The regions that have been impacted extend from Nova Kakhovka to the vicinity of the Kosheva River bank. James Waterhouse from BBC demonstrates the magnitude of the influence in that area.
According to Russian media, there are some people who are unaccounted for after a security breach, and Ukraine has declared a state of emergency. Each country is accusing the other of responsibility for the incident
The editing of the video was done by Gem O’Reilly
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