14-06-2023, 04:48 PM
14-06-2023, 11:03 PM
Ukraine's military intelligence reported June 12.
A shortage of water coming through the North Crimean Canal (NCC) has critically disrupted the functioning of the Crimean Titan plant, a factory producing titanium dioxide, according to the report. Evacuation preparations are reportedly underway for Russian proxy leaders in the area, as well as the local population.
Ukraine's military intelligence wrote, as around 200 tons of ammonia, stored in the facility, could be released into the atmosphere. Such a disaster would threaten Armiansk, the Krasnoperekopsk district in Crimea, and the southern districts of Kherson Oblast, the intelligence report said.
Russian forces destroyed the Kakhovka Dam on June 6, triggering one of the largest man-made environmental and humanitarian disasters in Ukraine's history. The breach represents a serious water supply crisis for Crimea, disrupting the water flow from through the NCC to the occupied peninsula.
A shortage of water coming through the North Crimean Canal (NCC) has critically disrupted the functioning of the Crimean Titan plant, a factory producing titanium dioxide, according to the report. Evacuation preparations are reportedly underway for Russian proxy leaders in the area, as well as the local population.
Ukraine's military intelligence wrote, as around 200 tons of ammonia, stored in the facility, could be released into the atmosphere. Such a disaster would threaten Armiansk, the Krasnoperekopsk district in Crimea, and the southern districts of Kherson Oblast, the intelligence report said.
Russian forces destroyed the Kakhovka Dam on June 6, triggering one of the largest man-made environmental and humanitarian disasters in Ukraine's history. The breach represents a serious water supply crisis for Crimea, disrupting the water flow from through the NCC to the occupied peninsula.