Ukrainian nuclear plant off grid as Russian shelling damages power lines

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Russian attacks were reported across large areas of Ukraine on Thursday, with shelling and missile strikes damaging infrastructure, including electricity supplies to Europe’s largest nuclear plant, Ukrainian officials said.

Published 3 months ago · Kyiv, Ukraine

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Times of India

Ukraine: Russian shelling damaged nuclear plant power lines

Ukraine's nuclear state operator said on Thursday that Russia has shelled and damaged power lines connecting Europe's largest nuclear power plant to the Ukrainian grid, leaving the plant reliant on diesel generators again.

3 months ago·Mumbai, India

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News18 India

Ukraine: Russian Shelling Damaged Nuclear Plant Power Lines

The generators have enough fuel to maintain the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in southeastern Ukraine for just 15 days

3 months ago·India

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Reuters

Russia's war on Ukraine latest news: U.S. said to prod Kyiv on talks

President Joe Biden's U.S. administration is privately encouraging Ukraine’s leaders to signal an openness to negotiate with Russia and drop their public refusal to engage in peace talks unless President Vladimir Putin is removed from power, the Washington Post reported.

3 months ago·United Kingdom

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The Hindu

Ukraine: Russian shelling damaged nuclear plant power lines

Energy and water infrastructure facilities were hit in Zelenskyy's native city of Kryvyi Rih.

3 months ago·India

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The Independent

Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant cut off from power grid by Russian shelling, says Ukraine

The power plant only has 15 days’ worth of fuel to run the generators

3 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Global News

Russian shelling damages power lines at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, Ukraine says - National

Across the Dnipro River from the power plant, the city of Nikopol was also shelled, damaging residential buildings, a gas station and several private enterprises.

3 months ago·Toronto, Canada

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