Floodwaters are receding following the collapse of the Kakhovka dam
“A lot of mines, ammunition and other explosive objects are being carried into the sea and thrown onto the shoreline,” Ukraine’s Ministry of Internal Affairs said on its website at the weekend, adding that border guards had observed a “plague of fish” in the area. “The Dnipro river flows into the Black Sea, bearing many signs of the devastation caused by Russians,” the ministry said. “The consequences of ecocide are terrible,” it added.
“Russia does not provide any real help to the people in the flooded areas” that are under its occupation, Zelensky said in his nightly address on Saturday. “In the occupied territory, it is only possible to help people in some areas – Russian terrorists are doing everything to make the victims of the disaster as many as possible. Russian shelling continues – even at evacuation points,” Zelensky said.
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