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According to the IAEA, a report that drone attacks damaged a reactor and killed one person at the Russian-controlled plant. Russia blamed Ukraine, while Ukraine denied involvement and suggested Russian responsibility.
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According to the IAEA, a report that drone attacks damaged a reactor and killed one person at the Russian-controlled plant. Russia blamed Ukraine, while Ukraine denied involvement and suggested Russian responsibility.
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Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station dossier
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Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station
According to the IAEA, a report that drone attacks damaged a reactor and killed one person at the Russian-controlled plant. Russia blamed Ukraine, while Ukraine denied involvement and suggested Russian responsibility.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency said Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station - which has been under Russian control since Feb. 2022 - sustained damage yesterday from drone attacks that damaged its reactor and killed one person. Russia accused Ukraine of "nuclear terrorism," but Ukraine insists it wasn't involved and instead suggested Russia was responsible.
According to the IAEA, a report that drone attacks damaged a reactor and killed one person at the Russian-controlled plant. Russia blamed Ukraine, while Ukraine denied involvement and suggested Russian responsibility.
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