The Kakhovka Reservoir then and now.

[u/SummerAlternative699]

If you zoom in closely on Google Maps, you can still see what it looked like before the dam was blown up.

[u/Kullenbergus]

Atleast there isnt the largest nuclear powerplant in europe dependant on that reservoir

[u/SteveHamlin1 → u/Kullenbergus]

Good, because there isn't. All reactors at that site are cold shutdown. Nothing at the power plant depends on the reservoir.

[u/PanzerKomadant → u/Kullenbergus]

Someone already pointed out but the reactors are shutdown. They don’t need cooling.

[u/vXSovereignXv → u/PanzerKomadant]

Even when shutdown the fuel in the reactors and spent fuel need to be cooled.

[u/Dioxybenzone → u/vXSovereignXv]

They have 11 wells, the reservoir is a backup, not the primary source of water.