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Aren't political fireworks. thank you so much for that. we want to go to ukraine now because russian forces have been striking back against the counteroffensive launching a wave of attack drones on kyiv overnight. even as ukrainians are facing yet another humanitarian crisis. raf sanchez is reporting from kharkiv. the devastation from that dam collapse continues to grow. pollution, disease, now becoming a major concern because of the contaminated water. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: this is not just a humanitarian disaster. also a major environmental one. while the dam exploded in ...

Massive flooding from the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam on June 6 has devastated towns along the lower Dnieper River in the Kherson region, a front line...

The Kiev regime blew up bridges and dams and had plans to blow up more if it became necessary for the defense to stop Russian forces.

In Ukraine, floodwaters are receding more than a week after the destruction of a major dam that severely inundated surrounding towns. But the damage is evolving into a long-term environmental and humanitarian disaster with far-reaching consequences. Martin Griffiths is the humanitarian affairs chief for the United Nations and joined Geoff Bennett to discuss the relief effort.

The short-term dangers following the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam can be seen from outer space. Experts say the long-term consequences will be generational.