In a catastrophic turn of events on the night of June 6, the Russian-occupied dam of Kakhovka in Ukraine collapsed, leading to widespread flooding and an ensuing ecological disaster. Numerous towns and villages were severely affected as the rushing waters inundated the region, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.

The aftermath of the dam collapse has resulted in an alarming situation along the Black Sea shoreline. The debris from the collapsed dam, including building fragments, furniture, and displaced wildlife, has been carried by the currents and is now blanketing the coastline.

Video footage has emerged showing debris scattered along the shore in Odesa, around 325km away, seen on Friday (June 9).

At the night of June the 6th the russian occupied dam of Kakhovka collapsed, causing floods of a big number of towns and villages, and causing an ecological catastrohpy. The bulding fragments, furniture, and wildlife of that region got flew along the shore of Black Sea and now keep covering the shoreline, and on this video is caputred a couple of examples (while meeting the demands of Ukrainian MOD of not not sharing images of military of strategic objects)