Lowering Of The Water Level Of Dniper River In Zaporizhia After The Collapse Of The Downstream Nova Kakhovka Dam

Pillars of a jetty usually under water in the Dniper river in Zaporizhia after the lowering of the water level due to the collapse of the downstream Nova Kakhovka dam. The water level decreased by more than three meters along the shore of the river compared to the usual level before the destruction of the dam. (Photo by Celestino Arce/NurPhoto)

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