Reservoirs in occupied Crimea are less than 50% full
Kyiv • UNN
According to an expert, reservoirs in occupied Crimea are less than 50% full, their capacity is twice lower than in the same period of 2024. The volumes correspond only to minimum values for this time of year, despite April precipitation.
In occupied Crimea, reservoirs are less than 50 percent full of their maximum volume. This was stated by Anatoliy Kopachevsky, director of the scientific and production firm "Water Technologies", on the air of Russian radio, reports UNN with reference to "Crimea Realities".
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According to the report, the water level in Crimean reservoirs is currently half as low compared to the same period in 2024.
... rainfall in April did occur, and it allowed some reservoirs to be filled, especially Simferopol, Ayanske and Bilohirske. However, the inflows lasted only about 6–10 days and have already started to decline. If we compare the volumes, they correspond only to the minimum values for this time of year
According to his data, among the largest reservoirs in Crimea, Ayanske (93%) and Zagorske (75%) remain the most filled, while Partizanske, Stantsiine and Taigan are below 35 percent.