The Russian army damaged the Kurakhove Reservoir dam, releasing 20 million cubic meters of water. However, there have been no reports of flooding in populated areas, according to a statement from the head of the Donetsk Regional Military Administration,

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Water continues to flow to settlements downstream of the Vovcha River as a result of damage dealt by the Russians to the dam of the Kurakhove reservoir in Donetsk Oblast, but no flooding has been reported so far.

“The Russians damaged the Kurakhove Reservoir dam. This strike potentially threatens residents of settlements along the Vovcha River, both in the Donetsk and Dnipropetrovsk regions. As of 16:00, the water level in the river within the Velyka Novosilka community has risen by 1.2 meters. There have been no reports of flooded homes so far,” he said.

No flooded houses have been reported at the Kurakhove reservoir, where water arrives downstream of the damaged Terny dam. However, due to constant Russian shelling, it has not yet been possible to inspect the hydraulic structure,

The report notes that Russian forces are currently conducting offensive operations north, southeast, south, and southwest of Kurakhove as part of their efforts to eliminate the Ukrainian advance on the Kurakhove front.

Russian army damaged the dam of the Kurakhove Reservoir, creating a flood threat for residents of settlements in both Donetsk and Dnipropetrovsk regions, according to the head of the Donetsk regional military administration,

The Kurakhivskyi Napryam Telegram channel reported that the Ternivska Dam was blown up. Stanislav Bunyatov (call sign Osman), a junior sergeant and unit commander with the 24th Aidar Separate Assault Battalion,