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Why Ukraine’s drained Kakhovka Damis strategic for Russia

Small groups of Russian soldiers have been inching forward through the vast, drained Kakhovka reservoir since they blew up the dam in June 2023. Russian forces are infiltrating this “no man’s land” for reconnaissance purposes rather than for a future military offensive, said a mi

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Sonya CIESNIK3 Sept 2026, 03:34 pmUpdated 2h ago1 min readEuropeWorld
Why Ukraine’s drained Kakhovka Dam is strategic for Russia

World — Sonya CIESNIK

Small groups of Russian soldiers have been inching forward through the vast, drained Kakhovka reservoir since they blew up the dam in June 2023. Russian forces are infiltrating this “no man’s land” for reconnaissance purposes rather than for a future military offensive, said a military expert.

This report is published with credit to France 24. The wire sent a summary; open the original for any extra context. Read on France 24 →

Source: France 24 · Sonya CIESNIK. Published 3 Sept 2026, 03:34 pm.

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