Water continues to surge down the dnipro river, which divides russian and ukrainian controlled territory, and thousands of people have been moved from their homes in the region of kherson. ukrainians and russians are blaming each other for the damage. water levels are still rising rapidly, and ukraine s prime minister has urged the united nations, the international red cross and other agencies to act immediately to help those in areas controlled by russian occupiers. president zelensky says hundreds of thousands of ukrainians have been left without drinking water. emergency services are searching far and wide for people stranded by the floods. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse reports from kherson. this eastern bank of the dnipro river is currently a no man s land. neither russia nor ukraine control here. now, no one can live here. the ukrainian army drone spotted catalina trapped in her home. they tried to drop her water no luck. her son then makes the crucial catch. they re both taken to kherson,
The ukrainian army drone spotted catalina trapped in her home. they tried to drop her water no luck. her son then makes the crucial catch. they re both taken to kherson, along with her daughter, maria. a city once occupied by russia, then liberated by ukraine, now on its knees. translation: we managed to find the simplest boat, i but my father and a neighbour got carried away in it. it came loose, and the current was too powerful yesterday. rowing didn t help. so we were left with my kids, the three of us, for the night. it feels like we lived a whole life in one day. otherwise, we re very grateful to everyone. this once innocuous road, now a slipway rescue boats. this once innocuous road, now a slipway for rescue boats. as people are brought to safety from submerged streets, the relief is palpable. to move through the streets now, you need one of these.
Water continues to surge down the dnipro river hich divides russian and ukrainian controlled territory nd thousands of people have been moved from their homes in the region of kherson. ukrainians and russians are blaming each other for the damage. water levels are still rising rapidly, and ukraine s prime minister has urged the united nations, the international red cross and other agencies to act immediately to help those in areas controlled by russian occupiers. president zelenskyy says hundreds of thousands of ukrainians have been left without drinking water. emergency services are searching far and wide for people stranded by the floods. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse reports from kherson. this eastern bank of the dnipro river is currently a no man s land. neither russia nor ukraine control here. now, no one can live here. the ukrainian army drone spotted catalina trapped in her home.
For people stranded by the floods. 0ur ukraine correspondent james waterhouse reports from kherson. this eastern bank of the dnipro river is currently a no man s land. neither russia nor ukraine control here. now, no one can live here. the ukrainian army drone spotted catalina trapped in her home. they tried to drop her water no luck. her son then makes the crucial catch. they re both taken to kherson, along with her daughter, maria. a city once occupied by russia, then liberated by ukraine, now on its knees. translation: we managed to find the simplest boat, i but my father and a neighbour got carried away in it. it came loose and the current was too powerful yesterday. rowing didn t help. so we were left with my kids, the three of us, for the night. it feels like we lived a whole life in one day.
Divides russian and ukrainian controlled territory and thousands of people have been moved from their home in the region. ukrainians and russians blame each otherfor the blame each other for the damage. blame each otherfor the damage. here is our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse. this eastern bank of the dnipro river is currently a no man s land. neither russia nor ukraine control here. now, no one can live here. the ukrainian army drone spotted catalina trapped in her home. they tried to drop her water no luck. her son then makes the crucial catch. they re both taken to kherson, along with her daughter, maria. a city once occupied by russia, then liberated by ukraine, now on its knees. translation: we managed to find the simplest boat, i but my father and a neighbour got carried away in it. it came loose and the current was too powerful yesterday. rowing didn t help.
Territory to the west, officials say 17,000 people need to flee their homes. another 25,000 in the russian occupied east. in her song under ukrainian control, there are fears the flooding could come catastrophic and it is not the only worry. . but it is dangerous in a catalina says. she is not wrong. explosion. russia pulled out of the city last year but its forces are not far away. the dam was under russian control but each side is blaming the other for the apparent attack. translation: tonight, the care of regime committed another terrorist crime. the kakhovka hydroelectric dam was blown up which led to the flooding of significant territories. translation: significant territories. tuna/mom- significant territories. translation: ., ., translation: the whole world will know about translation: the whole world will know about this translation: the whole world will know about this russian - will know about this russian war crime, the crime of
The un described it as one of the most significant attacks on civilian infrastructure since the start of the russian invasion, and said the consequences would be far reaching. russia and ukraine have blamed each other for damaging the dam, as our correspondent jon donnison reports. breached, the nova kakhovka dam, now almost unrecognisable. water, seemingly the latest weapon in the war in ukraine. and it s downstream on the dnipro river where the damage has been done. in ukrainian controlled territory to the west, officials say 17,000 people need to flee their homes. another 25,000 in the russian occupied east. in kherson, under ukrainian control, there are fears the flooding could become catastrophic. and it s not the only worry. it s dangerous, says catalina. she s not wrong.
Breached, the nova kakhovka dam, now almost unrecognisable. water, seemingly the latest weapon in the war in ukraine. and it s downstream on the dnipro river where the damage has been done. in ukrainian controlled territory to the west, officials say 17,000 people need to flee their homes. another 25,000 in the russian occupied east. in kherson, under ukrainian control, there are fears the flooding could become catastrophic. and it s not the only worry. it s dangerous, says catalina. she s not wrong. bomb blast russia pulled out of this city last year, but its forces are not far away. the dam was under russian control.
Levels. or in trees because of high water levels. moscow and kyiv both blame each other for the destruction of the dam, asjohn donnison reports. breached, the nova kakhovka dam, now almost unrecognisable. water, seemingly the latest weapon in the war in ukraine. and it s downstream on the dnipro river where the damage has been done. in ukrainian controlled territory to the west, officials say 17,000 people need to flee their homes. another 25,000 in the russian occupied east. in kherson, under ukrainian control, there are fears the flooding could become catastrophic. and it s not the only worry. it s dangerous, says catalina. she s not wrong. bomb blast russia pulled out of this city last year, but its forces are not far away. fast, fast, fast, fast!