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The Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine has lost its external electricity supply and is relying on backup generators to maintain reactor cooling. The outage heightens safety risks at Europe’s largest nuclear facility amid ongoing fighting and repeated disruptions to its power connections.[1]
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The Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southeastern Ukraine has lost its external electricity supply and is relying on backup generators to keep reactor fuel cool. The outage raises fresh concerns about nuclear safety at Europe’s largest nuclear plant, although no radiation increase was reported.
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Russia launched a large overnight barrage against Ukraine, firing hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles at energy infrastructure across the country. The attacks reportedly killed civilians, disrupted electricity supplies and raised concerns about nuclear-safety risks.
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Russia launched a major overnight assault on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, reportedly firing 289 drones and 76 missiles. At least 33 people were killed in a separate strike on a school used for aid distribution, while power outages spread across large areas, including Kyiv.[3]
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Russia launched a large overnight assault involving hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles, striking power plants and substations across Ukraine. The attacks killed at least 33 people in an earlier strike and left swathes of the country, including Kyiv, facing severe power disruptions.
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Russia says Ukraine struck two facilities at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, raising fresh concerns about safety at Europe’s largest nuclear facility. The claims have not been independently verified, and available reporting does not indicate a confirmed radiation release.
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A drone attack has struck the cooling tower of a reactor unit at Russia's Kursk nuclear power plant while it was operating, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency. The reactor continued functioning normally and no fire was reported, but the incident highlights growing security risks to critical nuclear infrastructure in the context of the Russia-Ukraine war.
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A drone hit the cooling tower of a reactor unit at Russia's Kursk nuclear power plant while it was operating, according to the UN nuclear watchdog. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) says the reactor continued functioning normally and no fire broke out, but the incident underscores rising risks to civilian nuclear infrastructure amid the war in Ukraine.
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