Ukraine's Environmental Minister reveals a sevenfold increase in damage assessment following Russian destruction of the major Ukrainian hydroelectric installation.
A year after the Kakhovka dam attack, activists are racing against the clock to prevent an eco-collapse fueled by drifting mines and war-driven pollution.
Ukraine has charged a top Russian general with ordering the Kakhovka dam blast as human rights groups urge ICC to investigate five leading Russian propagandists
A top Russian general faces criminal charges in Ukraine for his involvement in the Kakhovka dam explosion, which caused widespread destruction and loss of life.
The Kakhovka dam's destruction by Russia in Ukraine led to losses surpassing $11 billion, as per a joint UN-Ukraine report detailing significant damages, especially in the energy and housing sectors.
UN Human Rights Council has continuous evidence of Russian “unlawful attacks with explosive weapons, attacks harming civilians, torture, sexual and gender-based violence, and attacks on energy infrastructure” in Ukraine.
The Kakhovka hydroelectric plant is beyond restoration as nearly half of its dam has been destroyed after Russia blew it up in June, according to Ukraine's Interior Ministry.