destruction of the Kakhovka Dam

Summary

destruction of the Kakhovka Dam is a dam failure^[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 19 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2]

Key Facts

• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam is located in Nova Kakhovka urban hromada^[3].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam is in the country of Ukraine^[4].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam's instance of is recorded as dam failure^[5].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam's instance of is recorded as flood^[6].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam's instance of is recorded as military operation^[7].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam's instance of is recorded as ecocide^[8].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam's instance of is recorded as Q12098825^[9].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam followed DniproGES demolition^[10].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam took place at Kakhovka Dam^[11].
• The location of destruction of the Kakhovka Dam was Kherson Oblast^[12].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam is part of Dnieper campaign^[13].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam is part of war crimes in the Russo-Ukrainian war^[14].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam is part of 2023 floods in Europe^[15].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam's Commons category is recorded as Kakhovka Dam breach^[16].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam's target is recorded as Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant^[17].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam occurred on June 6, 2023^[18].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 46.77777777777778, 'lon': 33.37027777777778}^[19].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam's significant event is recorded as minelaying^[20].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam's significant event is recorded as dam failure^[21].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam's has cause is recorded as dam failure^[22].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam resulted in {'amount': '+76'} deaths^[23].
• destruction of the Kakhovka Dam caused {'amount': '+143'} injuries^[24].

Body

When and Where

destruction of the Kakhovka Dam occurred on June 6, 2023^[18]. Recorded location include Kakhovka Dam^[11] and Kherson Oblast^[12]. It is in the country of Ukraine^[4].

Context

Part of include Dnieper campaign^[13], an armed conflict^[25], in Ukraine^[26]; war crimes in the Russo-Ukrainian war^[14], a war crime^[27], in Russia^[28]; and 2023 floods in Europe^[15], a flood^[29]. Recorded instance of include dam failure^[5], flood^[6], military operation^[7], ecocide^[8], and Q12098825^[9]. destruction of the Kakhovka Dam followed DniproGES demolition^[10].

Outcome and Impact

destruction of the Kakhovka Dam resulted in {'amount': '+76'} deaths^[23]. It caused {'amount': '+143'} injuries^[24].

Why It Matters

destruction of the Kakhovka Dam has Wikipedia articles in 19 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2] It is known by 29 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[30]