Sunday, November 6, 2022

Russia Says Nova Kakhovka Dam In The Kherson Region Was Damaged After Being Hit By US-Supplied HIMARS Rockets

FILE PHOTO: Satellite image shows the Kakhovka dam on the Dnipro River near Nova Kakhovka in Ukraine, October 18, 2022. Maxar Technologies/Handout via REUTERS  

RT: Ukraine bombed dam with American missiles – Kherson officials 

Six rockets from US-supplied systems were fired at the key infrastructure, with one making it through, emergencies services report 

The Ukrainian military fired US-made HIMARS missiles at the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric dam in Kherson Region on Sunday, damaging one of the floodgates, emergency services have told RIA Novosti. 

Six projectiles targeted the structure at around 10am local time. Five were intercepted by Russian air defenses, but one made it through, a representative said.  

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WNU Editor: The impact of this attack has been immediate .... No Electricity, Water in Kherson after Kyiv Strike: Moscow-Installed Authorities (Moscow Times/AFP). More here .... Water, Electricity Outages Reported In 10 Settlements In Kherson Region, Including Kherson City (RFE). 

This dam does not only provide electricity to the entire region, but water to Crimea. Russia is going to defend this critical infrastructure regardless of the costs. 

Russia Says Nova Kakhovka Dam In The Kherson Region Was Damaged After Being Hit By US-Supplied HIMARS Rockets  

Ukraine's Russian-held Nova Kakhovka dam damaged in shelling, Russian media report -- Reuters  

Kakhovka Dam in Moscow-Occupied Ukraine 'Damaged' by Kyiv Strike - Russian Agencies -- Moscow Times/AFP  

Russia claims Ukraine hit dam near Kherson with US missiles -- The Hill  

Russia Says Major Dam Hit By US-Supplied HIMARS Rockets -- Zero Hedge  

BREAKING UPDATE: Multiple Kherson settlements without electricity following HIMARS attack on hydroelectric power plant in Ukraine’s Kakhovka -- Euroweekly

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

BULL!

fazman said...

Rubbish, the fact that Russia claims they intercepted 5 himars shows its nonsense .

Anonymous said...

Ukraine may be catching up on hardware and ammo, but they do not have any to spare, where there won't be a good hit of an ammo dump, Russian military vehicles or the like.

Anonymous said...

Hopefully this area is soon cleared of himars, or saturated with anti-missile defense

Anonymous said...

The confusing troops movements through Dchankoi. High Command, or is it command on High, swapped out veteran troops with newly mobilized cannon fodder on the right bank of the Dnipro.. If the fodder holds, awesome, if not, then small loss.

Without roads the troops on the right bank will slowly due on the vine due to lack of ammo and food. The edges do not have enough weight.

It would be disastrous to withdraw from the right bank. the rest comes under attack that much sooner. Yet it cannot hold. Moscow is crossing its finger and hope that the Ukrainians will run out of steam and thus confirm Moscow's taking of the right bank.

Of course the hawks in Moscow goes about this with other people's kids and not their own.