US EditionIs Russia’s Putin Gambling with the Safety of Ukraine’s Nuclear Stations?
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The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs accused the European Union and NATO on Tuesday of “incentivizing” Ukrainian attacks on nuclear facilities, following the damage caused on 23 September to a high-voltage line that supplies the Zaporiyia nuclear plant. Moscow maintains that, by “covering Kiev’s reckless actions”, Western allies become “direct accomplices.”
[Joint Press Release from Vienna] Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Grossi revealed on the 6th that an IAEA team stationed at the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant in southern Ukraine, which is occupied by Russia and continues to lose its external power supply, heard multiple sounds of artillery fire.
Is Russia’s Putin gambling with the safety of Ukraine’s nuclear stations? | Russia-Ukraine war News – Monkey Viral
Kyiv, Ukraine – On October 2, Russian President Vladimir Putin alleged that Ukrainian attacks had destroyed a high-voltage transmission line between the Moscow-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southeastern Ukraine and Kyiv-controlled areas. Days earlier, Ukraine’s leader, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, said Russian shelling had cut the plant off from the electricity network. Recommended Stories list […]
Greenpeace activists published their investigation in early October, which found no signs of serious damage to nearby power lines - suggesting the outage may have been intentional, according to Meduza. The report suggests that the incident was likely a Russian sabotage attempt aimed at permanently disconnecting the plant from the Ukrainian grid and connecting it to the Russian-occupied grid. Moscow took control of the plant in 2022, and accordin…
Nuclear disaster fears as expert highlights ‘fragile’ Zaporizhzhia power plant system
Europe’s largest nuclear plant is on the brink of disaster if total power loss is achieved, with experts saying that it is a fragile situation that needs monitoring Ciaran McGrath and Zesha Saleem, 04 Oct 2025, https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/world-news/nuclear-disaster-fears-expert-highlights-36013152 A nuclear plant faces the risk of meltdown from it’s longest blackout since 2022, with experts cautioning about a single power line’s dangerous…
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