Pravda.Ua Russian Forces Bomb Critical Pechenihy Dam in Kharkiv Region
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- •Russian forces dropped six guided bombs on the Pechenihy dam in Kharkiv.
- •The dam is vital for water supply to Kharkiv and surrounding settlements.
- •Emergency services are on-site assessing damage and responding to the attack.
On April 14, 2026, Russian forces targeted the Pechenihy dam in Ukraine's Kharkiv region with six guided aerial bombs, as confirmed by regional governor Oleh Syniehubov. This dam is crucial for water supply to Kharkiv and surrounding areas. The attack was part of a broader offensive that included drone strikes on Kharkiv city using Molniya and Shahed drones. Emergency services are currently assessing the damage and responding to the situation. Previous attacks on the dam have raised concerns about potential flooding risks, recalling the catastrophic flooding from the Kakhovka dam collapse in June 2023. The Pechenihy dam has been a focal point in the conflict, previously serving as an evacuation route for civilians. Details on the extent of damage and casualties remain undisclosed for security reasons.
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