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Military activity caused instability in electrical grid at some Ukraine nuclear units, IAEA says
KYIV: Military activity caused instability in Ukraine’s electrical grid this week, resulting in power reductions at some operating units in the country’s nuclear power plants, the IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi said in a statement on Saturday.
Military action has caused instability in Ukraine’s power grid, leading to a reduction in the power of some operating units at the country’s nuclear power plants, the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Grossi said. “Military action has caused instability in Ukraine’s power grid this week,” Grossi said, quoted by Reuters. According to the IAEA, the fluctuations in the grid have affected the operation of nucle…
The current state of Ukraine's power grids poses serious risks to nuclear safety, and these dangers may increase as winter approaches.
Grossi called for a complete halt to attacks on electricity facilities and infrastructure, noting that concerns are intensifying as temperatures drop and winter approaches.
The IAEA team in Chornobyl reported that variations in the power grid automatically activated emergency diesel generators for several installations within the exclusion zone
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