Posted on 06/13/2023 6:38:24 PM PDT by nickcarraway
The submerged skull and helmet of a Nazi soldier exposed after the collapse of the Kakhovka dam in Ukraine. When the Kakhovka dam was bombed by the Russians last week, it caused the draining of one of Europe’s biggest water reservoirs, revealing submerged bodies and military equipment, a reminder of the clash between the Nazis and their Ukrainian collaborators and the retreating Soviet Red Army.
In 1941, as Nazi troops swept through Soviet Ukraine, Josef Stalin’s agents blew up the hydroelectric dam in the southern city of Zaporizhzhya, to slow the Nazi advance. The explosion flooded villages along the banks of the Dnieper River, killing thousands of civilians, and, apparently, Nazi soldiers.
After the June 6 explosion of the Kakhovka Dam by Russia, which caused the water to empty to the bottom of the reservoir, human remains from the Second World War emerged.
“There are probably lots of bodies in the vicinity,” Kyiv Post correspondent Jason Jay Smart tweeted on Sunday. “I’d imagine before it was a dam it was a basin of some sort. When the Soviets destroyed the Zaporizhia Dam in 1941, since no official death toll was released at the time, the estimated number of victims varies widely. Most historians put it at between 20,000 and 100,000, based on the number of people then living in the flooded areas. Survivor Oleksiy Dotsenko says the Dnieper turned red that day. ‘People were screaming for help. Cows were mooing, pigs were squealing. People were climbing on trees,’ he recalled.”
Videos from the emptied reservoir have gone viral on social media, featuring skulls with helmets peeking out of the reservoir mud. Here’s one, posted by Smart:
Ukraine’s Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that “ammunition, in particular, even from the time of the Second World War, is found in the areas of the Kakhovsky Reservoir,” and warned civilians to stay away from the draining reservoir because the water is contaminated.
UN Undersecretary-General Martin Griffiths told the AP on Monday that the humanitarian situation in Ukraine is “hugely worse” as a result of the collapsed dam.
“700,000 people need drinking water … the ravages of flooding in one of the world’s most important breadbaskets will almost inevitably lead to lower grain exports, higher food prices around the world, and less to eat for millions in need,” Griffiths said, noting that, “the truth is this is only the beginning of seeing the consequences of this act.”
That part of the world is a vast graveyard.
War is war and it is hell.
What a f**king waste. The strongest men of Europe were obliterated in 2 pointless, stupid wars. All that is left are pathetic, weak feminized “men” who bend over for cultural Marxism.
“Nazi Soldiers’ Skulls Emerge in Drained Ukrainian Reservoir”
Well, this was Ukrainian territory...
Apparently it’s settled that Russia blew up the damn. Nothing more to see here slave, move on
The long-term plan has been to wipe out the men of Europe.
They don’t call Ukraine, Belarus, Poland etc. the blood lands for nothing. Truly one of the most murderous regions on earth over the last several hundred years.
People drinking water from a reservoir with dead Nazis in it? Sounds like the setup for a low-budget horror movie.
At least the helmets are slightly different so they can tell the old ones from the new ones.
Spot on. No more brother wars.
True. The collapse of Western Civilization began in 1914.
Of course, the rot had already set in. I'm not sure when it began. The French Revolution, perhaps? I'm not sure.
Don’t worry! The globohomos have let 100s of millions of africans and muslims into Europe to go wilding and replace whites.
Now we have a war in Ukraine killing off more whites! Globohomos can’t wait to fill ukraine and russia with africans and muslims too!
And conveniently, that's a German word. >
Ping
“… When the Kakhovka dam was bombed by the Russians last week….”
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Yep… everybody is in on this scam.
Indeed
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