Evidence Shows Russia Destroyed Dam in Occupied Ukraine, Killing 16

At least 16 people are dead and 31 are missing after the Nova Kakhovka dam in southern Ukraine collapsed on June 6, causing flooding and destruction.
Experts suggest the collapse was caused by a controlled explosion from within the structure, likely by Russian forces in control of the area.
Seismic sensors and US intelligence satellite data support the theory of an explosion.
Russia accuses Ukraine of sabotaging the dam to distract from counteroffensive, while Ukraine accuses Russia of blowing up the dam and unleashing floods.
A team of international legal experts said it was "highly likely" the collapse was caused by explosives planted by Russians.