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There may be about 400 sea mines in the Black Sea, but it is difficult to estimate the exact number due to the mines washed away as a result of the Kakhovka HPP explosion.

After the de-occupation of the territory where the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant (HPP) is located, the facility can be rebuilt in 6-7 years.

One of the main challenges in overcoming the consequences of the Russian occupation forces blowing up the dam of the Kakhovka HPP is the restoration of flooded forests, as well as preventing the desertification of the bottom of the Kakhovka Reservoir.

At the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28), the Ukrainian pavilion will be represented by three semantic blocks: Kakhovka, Consequences, and Recovery.

The United Nations Environment Program published a rapid environmental assessment of the blowing up of the Kakhovka HPP dam by the Russian forces, pointing to the unclear scale of the disaster, which will be felt for decades.

The long-term threats and damage from Russia's blowing up of the Kakhovka HPP dam in Ukraine are as great as those from nuclear contamination.

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine and the UN estimate the amount of losses caused by the Kakhovka HPP destruction at more than $11 billion, the greatest direct damage was caused to the energy and housing sectors.

Canada will help Ukraine restore Kakhovka HPP and reconstruct Kaniv HPP.

Ukraine coped with the main stage of liquidation of the consequences of the explosion at the Kakhovka HPP dam committed by the Russian invaders.

The Cabinet of Ministers has decided to allocate additional UAH 7 billion for the construction of a water pipeline, which will provide water to the residents affected by Russia’s blowing up of the Kakhovka HPP dam.

The government is allocating UAH 271 million to Kherson and Mykolaiv regions to pay compensation to people who lost their crops due to the Russian terrorist attack at the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant.

The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a resolution on an experimental project to begin the reconstruction of the Kakhovka HPP, which was blown up by the Russians.

The Government of Serbia has decided to provide humanitarian aid to Ukraine to eliminate the aftermath of the Kakhovka HPP destruction by Russian forces.

As a result of the Kakhovka HPP dam blast, the area of the Kakhovka Reservoir decreased by 80%, and Ukraine lost more than 10 cubic kilometers of water.

Ukraine has suffered at least $2 billion in direct losses caused by the destruction of the Kakhovka HPP. This concerns damage in the housing and utilities sector, energy, agriculture, transport, ecology and industry.

The terrorist attack at the Kakhovka HPP did not stop the offensive of the Defense Forces, and very soon there will be results that will please everyone.

Rescuers have completed the collection of oil products that have settled near a settlement in the floodplain of the Virovchyna River in Kherson region as a result of the Russian blowing up of the Kakhovka HPP.

President Volodymyr Zelensky has discussed with Minister of Internal Affairs Ihor Klymenko the ways to tackle the consequences of the Kakhovka HPP destruction and the issue of developing a new doctrine of Ukraine.

The World Bank will help assess the damage caused to Ukraine as a result of the blowing up of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station dam by Russian troops.

As of the evening of June 19, 18 people were killed as a result of the Kakhovka HPP explosion committed by Russian troops.