Ukraine announced that it had taken over, on Sunday June 12, three villages in the Donetsk region. These are the municipalities of Blagodatné, Neskoutchné and Makarivka. These are the first territorial gains obtained following the “counter-offensive actions” mentioned the day before by President Volodymyr Zelensky. Follow our live.
The water level of the Kakhovka dam in question. Experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) want access to the site where the water level of the Kakhovka dam reservoir, used to cool the reactors of the Zaporijzhya nuclear power plant, is measured. And this, in order to “clarify the reason for the significant discrepancy observed between various measurements”.
At least six dead in the floods. The Ukrainian authorities have revised upwards their toll of human losses caused by the floods after the destruction of a dam, with six dead and 35 people missing in the areas under their control.
Three dead among evacuated civilians. Three people were killed and at least 23 others injured in Russian fire on civilians evacuated from flooded areas after the destruction of the Kakhovka dam, local authorities said on Sunday.