In Kherson, the water continues to recede and has already reached 3.29 m. In half a day, the level dropped by 64 cm, the OVA reported.
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46 settlements were flooded: 32 on the right bank (3801 houses) and 14 on the temporarily occupied territory.
On the left bank, the situation remains critical. The Russians block the evacuation and open fire in the back of those trying to escape. However, 112 people managed to evacuate.
3,704 people were evacuated from the flooded territories of the Kherson and Nikolaev regions, including 372 children. In the Kherson region, 35 people are considered missing, seven of them are children.
The water level of the Kakhovka reservoir near Nikopol as of 20:00 on June 11 was 9.04 m. Ukrhydroenergo claims that due to the loss of hydraulic connection with the main part of the reservoir, further observations in the alignment of the post are impossible. Experts are looking for a way to continue the measurement.
Zaporozhye photographer Yevgeny Vik showed what the Kakhovka reservoir looks like now after shallowing. Many fish and shellfish died.
The locals believed that the water had receded from the coast by about 30 meters and that there were mountains of garbage on the formed “beaches”.
Source: Racurs
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