Zelenskyy calls US three-way split of Zaporizhzhia plant “unfair,” insists station belongs to Ukraine
Ukrainian president raises militarization, safety concerns, and questions over who pays for repairs
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Europe’s largest nuclear plant runs on backup diesel under Russian occupation — and every hour brings continent closer to disaster
Shelling and obstruction keep Ukrainian specialists out, pushing the station closer to a worst-case scenario.
Partisans: Russia’s 247th Air Assault Regiment crumbles amid desertions in Zaporizhzhia Oblast
Desperation grows as Russia treats locals like expendable pawns.
Surprise! Rosatom, that Russian “energy” giant, is actually building nukes for Putin
Ukrainian energy expert Mykhailo Gonchar explains how every Western contract with Rosatom helps bankroll Putin’s nuclear arsenal.
Putin’s nuclear magic trick has no rabbit — Why Russia can’t actually use captured Ukrainian reactors
Energy analyst Mykhailo Gonchar says Russia is chasing symbolism, not power—yet the seized plant lacks water, staff, and compatible systems to run.
Ukraine warns of Europe-wide nuclear disaster as Russia plans to reconnect Zaporizhzhia plant
The largest nuclear power plant in Europe, Zaporizhzhia, remains in cold shutdown and powered by Ukraine’s own grid, with no spare parts or qualified personnel available to maintain it. Yet, Russia is reportedly building power lines to forcibly reconnect the station, raising fears of a nuclear crisis across the continent.
Russia builds power lines to exploit Ukraine’s largest nuclear plant it stole — but still can’t run it
With all six reactors in cold shutdown, Zaporizhzhia NPP remains a Russian radioactive hostage.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1190: Russia set to connect seized nuclear plant to its grid. Ukraine awaits Russian ceasefire memorandum as attacks continue
Russia is building power lines to connect the occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant to its grid, potentially making it the first nuclear facility operated by an occupying force for another country's energy needs. Meanwhile, Russia delayed delivering a promised ceasefire memorandum despite ongoing peace negotiations and President Trump expressed doubt about Putin's genuine desire to end the war.
Russia builds infrastructure for one of biggest thefts of war
Meanwhile, Ukraine and its media stay silent.
Russia’s € 75,000 drone punched 15-meter hole in Chornobyl’s € 1.5 billion sarcophagus
With the damage still under assessment, the international community faces a critical decision on how to fund the extensive repairs needed to prevent further environmental risks.
Russian forces deploy “creeping advance” tactics in Zaporizhzhia Oblast
As Russian forces systematically intensify their southern offensive, small infantry groups are becoming the primary instrument of a calculated territorial expansion strategy in the region.
Russia damages Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant’s diesel reservoir, signals potential grid takeover
The plan could be to disconnect it from Ukraine’s grid and switch it to Russia’s power system, according to energy expert.
Zelenskyy says Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant will not operate under Russian control
As Russia claims ownership of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, Ukraine's President Zelenskyy firmly rejects the occupation.
Expert: Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant restoration could take two years after peace deal
The largest nuclear facility in Europe needs extensive demining, damage assessment, and replacement of equipment allegedly targeted for Russian looting.
Disinformation Center: Russia spreads false nuclear provocation claims to undermine Ukraine’s peace efforts
Ukraine's Center for Countering Disinformation reveals Russia's latest false claims about Kursk Nuclear Power Plant as a strategic effort to weaken Ukraine's position amid the US talks.
Russian attack damages critical power line to Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant
After a massive attack involving 83 drones, Russian forces left the Zaporizhzhia plant on the verge of a blackout, with only one power line linking it to Ukraine’s grid.
Ukrainian military sees no immediate threat of Russian offensive on Zaporizhzhia region
The number of Russian troops stationed in Zaporizhzhia Oblast has risen to approximately 90,000 soldiers in recent weeks.
Ukraine evacuates nearly 5,000 workers from Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant
These workers will now contribute to the construction of the Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Plant.
UN General Assembly to consider Ukraine’s nuclear safety resolution
This move highlights the ongoing concerns about the situation at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, which has been a focal point of tension in the region.
3 direct hits on Russian-held Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant reactor, IAEA chief says
Ukrainian intelligence officials clarified that Kyiv is not involved in any armed provocations there.