Who blew up that dam, the lead starts right now.

An explosion destroys a dam swapping an entire region of Ukraine under Russian control

with devastating flooding, and now thousands of people are being evacuated as Ukraine

and Russia blame each other for the apparent sabotage.

Then, a flood of a different kind raising more questions about the legal web enveloping

Donald Trump, how the drained pool at Mar-a-Lago in the flooded server room could play into

the special counsel's investigation into Trump's handling of classified documents as a witness

prepares to go before a grand jury that is meeting in Florida.

Plus, Prince Harry fighting two legal battles on both sides of the pond.

What the estranged member of the royal family was grilled about during cross-examination

in the UK and the case here in the United States that you might not have heard about yet.

Welcome to the Lina Jektapper, and we start with our world lead and the catastrophic

deluge on the southern front lines in Ukraine overnight.

Water gushed from the breached ANOVA KAKOVA, KAKOVA KADAM, washing away entire homes.

Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, ordered more than 80 towns and villages in the critical

flood zone to evacuate with thousands already displaced in, quote, many deaths likely, according

to the White House.

The dam supplies vital drinking water to large swaths of Ukraine and also cools the

reactors at the nearby Zaparija nuclear power plant.

The dam holds back roughly the same amount of water that exists in the Great Salt Lake

in Utah.

Russia is blaming Ukraine for sabotaging the dam.

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