In our /blog/ukr-dam-collapse/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">previous article, we presented an overview of the severe flooding that occurred in specific regions following the catastrophic collapse of the Nova Kakhovka Dam, resulting in the Dnipro River overflowing and inundating parts of southern Ukraine.

Today, we bring you updated satellite imagery capturing the ongoing aftermath of the devastating event, even four days after the dam breach on the morning of June 6.

The collapse of a major dam has unleashed profound concerns over the damage caused by widespread flooding, as the waters from the Dnipro River gush across southern Ukraine.

Mass evacuations are underway downriver from the Nova Kakhovka Dam, the largest reservoir in Ukraine, which sits about 20 miles (30 km) east of Kherson, a city with a pre-war population of approximately 300,000.