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Repair work started on Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant’s power lines after a four-week outage, aided by a temporary ceasefire.
Repair work has begun on damaged power lines to Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, the largest in Europe, after a four-week outage forced it to rely on diesel generators.
The International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed the effort, made possible by a temporary ceasefire allowing safe access.
The plant, under Russian control since 2022, has lost external power 42 times since the war began.
Ukrainian and Russian forces are cooperating with the IAEA on the repairs, which are critical to maintaining reactor cooling and preventing a nuclear incident.
Meanwhile, Russia launched a drone and missile barrage overnight, with Ukrainian forces intercepting most, and a drone strike injured two women in Sumy.
Los trabajos de reparación de las líneas eléctricas de la central nuclear de Zaporizhzhia comenzaron después de una interrupción de cuatro semanas, ayudada por un alto el fuego temporal.