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How Russia Destroyed the Kakhovka Dam

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June 9, 2023

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The Karakova Dam was breached on June 5th 2023 at around 2:50 in the morning local time.

I believe that a structural collapse, not an explosion. Russia is still to blame for this calamity, but I believe the structural failure occurred due to overtopping and hydrodynamic scour due to frequent use of the southernmost sluice gate and spillway.

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Civil Engineer MSc. Thomas Buchsbaum

Geotechnical Engineer Alexander Mckenney,

B.Eng., M.A.Sc., P.Eng (N.S.)

Andrew Mattox

Matt Taylor, Chartered Civil Engineer from Melbourne.

Professor Eric Dunham of Stanford University

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