Ukraine war latest: Dam collapse makes life 'hugely worse'; 700,000 people in need of drinking water

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It also said some Russian ultranationalists are"overcorrecting" for their previous fears over the counteroffensive, suggesting it had failed after Russian forces damaged Western-provided Ukrainian military equipment yesterday The Red Cross Movement will receive £10m, while the UN Office for the Coordination of Human Affairs will be handed £5m and the International Organisation for Migration £1m.

Energoatom, Ukraine's nuclear agency, said in a statement that there was"no direct threat" to the plant after the breach of the dam further down the river. "In particular, only people with Russian passports are allowed to evacuate from flooded settlements." Debris from a Russian drone reportedly fell on an apartment block in the southern Ukrainian city, starting a fire.

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