Posted on Jun 9, 2023
Seismic stations detected explosion at Ukrainian dam around the time it collapsed
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Seismic stations in Ukraine and Romania detected what appears to be an explosion at the Kakhovka Dam on the morning that it failed, Norwegian seismologists tell NPR.
The analysis was done by NORSAR, a Norwegian group that monitors seismic networks throughout Europe. According to their data, the explosion took place on June 6 at 2:54 AM local time in Ukraine. The detection is the first piece of independent evidence that the dam, which held back a reservoir roughly the size of Utah's Great Salt Lake, was blown up, rather than collapsing from strain and mismanagement.
At a press conference earlier today, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called for an international investigation of what happened to the dam.
"The evidence should be carefully collected and presented," Zelenskyy said during an online press event about the dam collapse. "Without international investigation teams ... we won't be able to do that."
Seismic stations in Ukraine and Romania detected what appears to be an explosion at the Kakhovka Dam on the morning that it failed, Norwegian seismologists tell NPR.
The analysis was done by NORSAR, a Norwegian group that monitors seismic networks throughout Europe. According to their data, the explosion took place on June 6 at 2:54 AM local time in Ukraine. The detection is the first piece of independent evidence that the dam, which held back a reservoir roughly the size of Utah's Great Salt Lake, was blown up, rather than collapsing from strain and mismanagement.
At a press conference earlier today, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called for an international investigation of what happened to the dam.
"The evidence should be carefully collected and presented," Zelenskyy said during an online press event about the dam collapse. "Without international investigation teams ... we won't be able to do that."
Seismic stations detected explosion at Ukrainian dam around the time it collapsed
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Having launched their "Offensive" only days after this happened makes me wonder if it was Ukraine destroying it as a diversion. At the same time, it's hard to fathom flooding out cities that you've fought for and lost men over.
Russia would do it just because their way of war is destroying all infrastructure, and they care nothing for any human life.
Russia would do it just because their way of war is destroying all infrastructure, and they care nothing for any human life.
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LTC Eugene Chu
YES - Russia Destroyed the Dam
The Nova Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant has been destroyed by the Russians. The destruction of this Dam is the largest global ecological disaster since ...
It is not 100% confirmed but Russia has more reason and likelihood to destroy.
Ukraine has more to lose with dam gone (e.g. additional refugees, worse terrain for counter-offensive, less water for farmers, etc.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_avjzntfOc
Ukraine has more to lose with dam gone (e.g. additional refugees, worse terrain for counter-offensive, less water for farmers, etc.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_avjzntfOc
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