to fighting the sort of engagement and against these sorts of opponents that you are seeing, battle hardened wagner supporters who may have thought around the world and you assume they are sending their best on this mission and they have shown that by downing russian aircraft that by downing russian aircraft that have attacked them. this is a decent element of capability that is being sent against relatively unprepared local troops in general, so does moscow have something in reserve on the military side that is loyal and that is prepared to defend the capital? we are not seeing that at the moment but it does not mean that they do not. i’m at the moment but it does not mean that they do not. that they do not. i m ust going to brina in that they do not. i m ust going to bring in vitary h that they do not. i m ust going to bring in vitaly who that they do not. i m just going to bring in vitaly who are that they do not. i m just going to bring in vitaly who are saying - that the
did it to try to thwart the russians. and there s a third one which is essentially that there s been a lot of fighting in the area. both sides have bombed the area. the ukrainians and russians and some of that bombing has affected parts of the dam and maybe itjust collapsed because it hasn t been properly maintained. you know, dams don tjust stand there forever without being. so i honestly don t know. adam was saying at the beginning that, you know, from those who are sort of watching this from our position, obviously this has been the really dominant story of the week because it s obviously a military consequence potentially in terms of access around the area. but there s also the humanitarian and the ecological consequences. i mean, it s a it s a really significant event across the board. right. well, i ve seen this reservoir that s emptying now into the river. it s 150 miles long. that s the distance it takes. that s the distance between where we re sitting in london and my home tow
and are now floating downstream. water continues to flood out of the dam s reservoir. in some areas, rescue teams have reported coming underfire. kyiv has accused russia of leaving people to die and said the damage caused to farmland, threatens a globalfood crisis. president zelensky says it s impossible to tell how many might die without international assistance and has called for help from outside aid groups. our correspondent, james waterhouse, is in kherson and has been out with local rescuers on the river dnipro. well, we re in the eastern part of kherson, close to the dnipro river. the body of water here is huge. if you look over there. that is a port and whole buildings and cranes are partially submerged. and over here is a victor and vitaly. they have been helping people. they went to the grey zone earlier, which is neither occupied by russia or ukraine. and they say they came
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