The War on the Dnipro

The Dnipro River has helped power Ukraine’s development in the 21st century, but its significance has now made it a battlefront in Russia’s war. Around the one-year mark of the Kakhovka Dam’s collapse, research associate with the CSIS Global Food and Water Security Program Emma Dodd reflects on how the Dnipro has served as a weapon and suffered as a victim of the ongoing conflict.
To learn more, visit the CSIS Global Food and Water Security Program’s Project on Water Security: www.csis.org/p...
This episode of the Watershed video series is made possible with the generous support of Henrietta Fore.
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[@morqesahar]

I like the Vice style of the video with higher level information.

[@harrygoatleaf4032]

What is the point of the moronic background "music" - do content makers truly think people will need background noise to keep them interested?

[@dsamh]

1:10 Oh, so Russia claimed the destruction of that dam?

[@Anyfantis0]

I was just about to type the same. It's so easy to get fellowships if you say the 'right' things these days. Way to become an 'expert'.