Unless I'm mistaken, destroying this dam also means Crimea no longer has its water canal
It's gonna be a dry summer in Crimea and whether intentional or not, this achieves one of the things that would make pushing Russia out of Crimea easier
As another side effect, the loss of the dam will lower the water level on the upstream rivers - possibly making it easier to cross those rivers in southern ukraine which acted as a defensive barrier before
It's gonna be a dry summer in Crimea and whether intentional or not, this achieves one of the things that would make pushing Russia out of Crimea easier
As another side effect, the loss of the dam will lower the water level on the upstream rivers - possibly making it easier to cross those rivers in southern ukraine which acted as a defensive barrier before
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