Kherson region has a massive fish kill because of the Kakhovka hydroelectric plant explosion

The Russians blew up the Kakhovka hydropower plant, one of the biggest disasters in southern Ukraine.
In the Kherson region in southern Ukraine, witnesses speak of a massive sea of fish. They also attribute it to a disaster caused by the Russians who blew up the Kakhovska hydroelectric power station.
A photo of thousands of dead fish in the shallow reservoir was published by Darya Zarivna, adviser to the head of the Ukrainian Presidential Communications Office, shocking in terms of the scale of the tragedy. She stressed that this was nothing but an ecocide instigated by the Russian Federation.
Mass fish kill in Kherson Region. This is what an ecocide by the Russians at the Kakhovka hydropower plant looks like, Zarivna wrote.

We would like to add that 6 settlements remain flooded in Kherson Region as a result of the occupants blowing up the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant. There are 1274 houses still under water.
On Saturday rescuers pumped out more than 24 thousand tons of water from 82 houses in the region.
- Russians dropped explosives on a child in Kherson region
- ZMINA Human Rights Centre published the story of Oleg Vakhterov from Kherson, who is in captivity
- Ombudsman says how many children were taken out of Kherson region by Russians over the summer
- Russians shell Kherson region, children wounded
- Russians hit south, three children hurt
- Russians on WOT have created a new occupation structure - CNS

Oleg Kotov writes about the war in Ukraine and how it is changing the world.












