Pyongyang, June 9 (Prensa Latina) The Institute for the Study of International Affairs of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) today expressed concern over the collapse of Ukraine’s Kakhovka Dam downstream of the Dnipro River.
The researcher of this institution, O Song Jin, stated in an article that the serious incident of the dam collapse of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station caused great concern and concern in the international society.
He stressed that more than half of the dam gates were destroyed, raising the river’s water level by more than 10 meters and leaving more than 20,000 people homeless.
The international community is expressing grave concern that the destruction of the main dam, which supplied drinking water and agricultural use to one of the world’s three largest grain storage facilities, will cause severe human and environmental losses while facilitating the rise in grain prices worldwide. said the Korean specialist.
O stressed that Ukraine, the United States and the western world are dirty enough to blame Russia for full responsibility when the whole world is concerned about the human and material damage caused by the incident.
Meanwhile, American and Western media are spreading the absurd rumor that the incident is a deliberate act by Moscow to stop a possible counterattack by the Ukrainian army in the southern region, the expert added.
He explained that the Ukrainian troops, despite recently launching a large-scale ground attack, suffer thousands of casualties every day and lose numerous combat engineering equipment, tanks and armored vehicles, far from breaking through the defense line of the Russian Armed Forces.
On the contrary, I think that the Kiev authorities have sufficient motives to commit the heinous crime of blowing up the dam with Washington’s connivance.
As a result, the drinking water supply system of the Republic of Crimea was paralyzed by Russia and the peaceful inhabitants of the regions recently merged with the latter country would suffer enormous material losses.
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